Where to Watch Indiana Fever vs. Connecticut Sun Game 2 on TV or Streaming Live - Wednesday, Sept. 25

Where to Watch Indiana Fever vs. Connecticut Sun Game 2 on TV or Streaming Live – Wednesday, Sept. 25

Published 8:18 pm Tuesday, September 24, 2024

The Connecticut Sun will face the Indiana Fever in Game 2 of the opening round of the WNBA Playoffs.

For more specifics of this contest, including where and how to watch on ESPN, keep reading.

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Caitlin Clark: 19.2 PTS, 8.4 AST, 1.3 STL, 41.7 FG%, 34.4 3PT% (122-for-355)
Aliyah Boston: 14 PTS, 8.9 REB, 1.2 BLK, 52.9 FG%, 26.9 3PT% (7-for-26)
Kelsey Mitchell: 19.2 PTS, 46.8 FG%, 40.2 3PT% (109-for-271)
NaLyssa Smith: 10.6 PTS, 7.1 REB, 48 FG%, 29.2 3PT% (14-for-48)
Lexie Hull: 5.5 PTS, 44.1 FG%, 47.1 3PT% (33-for-70)

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In 2024, Indiana is scoring more points at home (87.1 per game) than away (82.9). But it is also giving up more at home (87.7) than on the road (87.6).
In 2024 the Fever are pulling down more rebounds at home (35.3 per game) than away (34.9). And they are giving up fewer rebounds at home (32.8) than away (34.4).
This season, Indiana is picking up fewer assists at home (19.6 per game) than away (21.3).
The Fever make more 3-pointers per game at home (9.3) than on the road (9.2), but have a lower 3-point percentage at home (35.4%) than away (35.7%).
Indiana gives up fewer 3-pointers per game at home (9) than on the road (9.5), and it concedes a lower 3-point percentage at home (35.6%) than on the road (36.7%).

Fever: None

Alyssa Thomas: 10.6 PTS, 8.4 REB, 7.9 AST, 1.6 STL, 50.9 FG%
DeWanna Bonner: 15.1 PTS, 1.2 STL, 41.4 FG%, 29.4 3PT% (58-for-197)
Marina Mabrey: 14.4 PTS, 1.1 STL, 41.3 FG%, 37.8 3PT% (98-for-259)
Brionna Jones: 13.7 PTS, 1.2 STL, 53.9 FG%, 14.3 3PT% (2-for-14)
DiJonai Carrington: 12.7 PTS, 1.6 STL, 40.3 FG%, 25 3PT% (26-for-104)

Connecticut has been worse offensively at home, where it averages 78.9 points per game, compared to road games, where it averages 81.3. Defensively it is much better at home, where it gives up 71 points per game, versus playing on the road, where it allows opponents to score 76.3.
When playing at home, the Sun average 33 rebounds per game and allow their opponents to grab 32.1, while on the road they average 34 per game and allow 31.4.
On average, Connecticut has more assists at home than on the road (20 at home, 19.9 on the road).
This year, the Sun are averaging 5.7 made 3-pointers per game at home and 6.1 on the road (while making 32.7% from deep in both home and road games).
Connecticut concedes 2.0999999999999996 fewer three-pointers when playing at home (5.4 per game) than on the road (7.5). It also allows a lower three-point shooting percentage at home (28.1% in home games compared to 34% on the road).