Stephanie White Speaks Honestly After Fever Forward Plays 0 Minutes Against Mystics originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

After losing Sophie Cunningham to what appears to be a serious knee injury, the Fever rallied from 21 points down to force overtime. In the extra frame, All-Star guard Kelsey Mitchell took over and scored 10 of her career high-tying 38 points to lead the Fever to a much-needed 99-93 win.

Fever coach Stephanie White recognizes the value of vulnerability with her players. Fever stars believe her “open-door” policy impacts team culture.

Caitlin Clark has played 13 games this season. She was named a WNBA All-Star, earning the honor for the second time in her career with the Indiana Fever, but injuries have plagued her second season in the league. Clark has posted 16.5 points, 5 rebounds and 8.8 assists per game this season.

In another rebuke of WNBA referees, Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White called All-Star center Aliyah Boston the "worst officiated post player in the league" following her team's narrow 81-80 loss to the Dallas Wings on Tuesday night.

Stephanie White was almost overcome while speaking to the Fever team in the locker room after their 99-93 win over the Connecticut Sun.

Ahead of the matchup against the Sun, head coach Stephanie White spoke out with a brief update about Clark. When asked if Clark would return at some point this season, White spoke out with honest hope. She started off with a three-word message on the situation.

Sophie Cunningham’s mom and sister seem to have as many issues with the WNBA officiating as the Fever star does.

Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White yelled at Sophie Cunningham to get back in the game following a sex toy hitting her.

In her first season back as head coach of the Indiana Fever, Stephanie White has caught flak from the team's fanbase on multiple occasions.