Washington Mystics vs. Indiana Fever: Time, TV, how to watch
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Cited: USA Today, FOX Sports, Hawk Central
TL;DR
The Fever host the Mystics on Sunday, Sept. 20 at 4 p.m. ET on NBA TV. Kelsey Mitchell recently broke the WNBA single-season scoring record, and Caitlin Clark hit a game-winner in the last meeting.
Why now
With only a handful of regular-season games left, every win matters for positioning. Mitchell’s historic season and Clark’s star power have elevated the Fever, making this matchup a must-watch for any basketball fan.
Agree / conflict
2% FG allowed), but Washington’s rebounding edge and balanced scoring could make this a tight battle—just like the previous two games decided by single digits.
Takeaway
Tune in Sunday afternoon to see Mitchell’s record chase and the Fever’s push for a higher seed; a win would put Indiana two games clear of the Mystics with only three games remaining.
The Indiana Fever and Washington Mystics meet for the third and final time this regular season on Sunday, Sept. 20, with significant playoff seeding implications. The Fever, led by record-setting guard Kelsey Mitchell and rookie sensation Caitlin Clark, look to solidify their hold on the No.
FAQ
What time does the Indiana Fever vs. Washington Mystics game start?
Tipoff is at 4 p.m. ET (3 p.m. CT) on Sunday, Sept. 20, 2026.
What TV channel is the game on?
The game will be broadcast nationally on NBA TV. In Des Moines, it’s also on Local 5; in the Quad Cities, on WQAD.
How can I stream the game?
Stream via Fubo (offers free trial) or through WNBA League Pass (subscription required).
Who are the key players to watch?
For Indiana: Kelsey Mitchell (record-setting scorer), Caitlin Clark (clutch point guard), Aliyah Boston (double-double threat). For Washington: Shakira Austin (scoring and rebounding), Kiki Iriafen (near double-double), Georgia Amoore (three-point specialist).
What is at stake in this game?
The Fever (27-14) hold the No. 5 seed, two games ahead of the Mystics (25-16) at No. 8. A win solidifies Indiana’s position; a Washington win would tighten the playoff race with only a few games left.
Who won the previous meetings this season?
The teams split the first two games. Washington won the opener, and Indiana won 78-76 on June 8, capped by Caitlin Clark’s game-winning three-pointer.
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