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Sophie Cunningham has rejoined the Indiana Fever ahead of the final stretch of the 2026 WNBA season, completing an impressive comeback from last year's torn MCL injury.
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Sophie Cunningham is back in the fold with the Indiana Fever, and the timing could not be better. The 2026 WNBA season is hurtling towards its climax, and the Fever need all hands on deck.
Cunningham's return is all the more impressive given what she endured last season - a torn MCL that threatened to derail her career. This time around, she has been a near-constant presence, featuring in 39 of Indiana's opening 40 games while averaging 8.3 points with sharp shooting efficiency.
Indiana return to the court on 18 September when they host the Toronto Tempo, before facing the Washington Mystics two days later. The regular season wraps up with a double-header against the Minnesota Lynx - a stern test ahead of the post-season.
Eight teams have already punched their tickets to the 2026 WNBA Playoffs. As of 10 September, Minnesota Lynx, Golden State Valkyries, Las Vegas Aces, Atlanta Dream, Indiana Fever, New York Liberty, Washington Mystics, and Dallas Wings are all confirmed.
The Quarterfinals tip off on 27 September, with the Finals potentially running as late as 31 October. It marks the second year of the expanded seven-game Finals format.
NBC and Peacock will carry multiple Semifinals and Finals fixtures. Sue Bird and Cheryl Miller lead the studio analysis, with Maria Taylor and LaChina Robinson hosting coverage. Play-by-play duties fall to Zora Stephenson, Noah Eagle, and Michael Grady, supported by courtside reporters Ashley ShahAhmadi, Jordan Cornette, and Caroline Pineda.
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