Fever at Liberty, in primetime on Saturday, averaged 2.557M viewers and peaked with more than 3M viewers, per Nielsen data.
It’s the most-watched WNBA game of the season.
Members of the Pacers stat crew at the scorer's table, working Game 3 of the #NBAFinals in New York City.
Randy Fishman, Scott Fishman, David George, and Brian Totton (not pictured)
A wild sequence of events — and the Fever have back the lead after a transition score. They forced a turnover, then Clark found Mitchell for a layup.
This came after Clark miss two shots at the foul line. She entered the game 42/45 for the season.
Now, they need one stop.
The Pacers aren't in the NBA Finals, but Indiana connections are everywhere.
Mike Brown. Scott King. OG Anunoby. Donnie Walsh. Former Pacers and Mad Ants staffers with the Knicks and Spurs.
Here's a look at the familiar faces: www.fieldhousefiles.com/p/pacers-con...
Caitlin Clark postgame on NBCSN: "We found a way to make it really hard. So give us credit for persevering through that and just finding a way to win.
"The end of the game was fun and exciting."
Fever's offense has only produced 26pts in the second half. They're clinging to a two-point edge with just over 3mins left at Washington. They badly need to convert a few buckets.
Out of the timeout, down by one, Caitlin Clark drains a 3-pointer from the left side. Wide open, stepped into it. 26 feet.
Fever survive 78-76 after Clark's fourth 3 of the game. Big smile afterward.
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Mystics executed out of the timeout, get a layup from Austin for a 74-73 lead with 51.5s left.
Fever once led by 17. But the second half has been a real struggle.
Aliyah Boston (10/8) picks up her with foul in the final minute of the 3Q on a rim attack. It's a game that has been frequently disrupted by fouls and challenges.
Their 17-point lead has been sliced to seven, 60-53. Indiana outscored 24-17 in the 3Q.
The NBA storytelling, visuals, and pageantry is much improved since the finals last year.
Special narrated TV intro, leaning into history, full team intros, taking viewers around the arena, and then clean hardwood + trophy at center court.
It needed to feel big. And it doesđź‘Ź
