Indiana Fever

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Indiana Fever

2025 · Regular Season

NotableIndiana Fever come in 2nd of 13 teams in corner three makes, at 1.1 per game.

1 is best, whichever way the stat runs — a defensive row at 1 allowed the fewest. The count after each slash is how many teams were placed; a rate skips those with too small a sample. Red to green by where the placing sits. A stat with no better end is left unpainted.

Cardsall 5 shown▶

Record▶

Wins246/13

Losses206/13

Win Percentage54.5%6/13

Games Played44

ScoringOffense▶

Points84.93/13

Scoring AllowedDefense▶

Points Allowed81.58/13

Points Allowed off Turnovers14.59/13

Second Chance Points Allowed9.78/13

Fast Break Points Allowed9.79/13

Points in the Paint Allowed38.111/13

Efficiency▶

Pace80.34/13

Net Rating4.05/13

EfficiencyOffense▶

Offensive Rating105.24/13

EfficiencyDefense▶

Defensive Rating101.28/13

Shot LocationsOffense▶

Restricted Area Makes14.11/13

Restricted Area Attempts22.81/13

Restricted Area Percentage62%3/7

Floater Range Makes63/13

Floater Range Attempts13.75/13

Floater Range Percentage44.1%1/7

Mid Range Makes36/13

Mid Range Attempts8.16/13

Mid Range Percentage36.7%7/7

Corner Three Makes1.12/13

Corner Three Attempts3.21/13

Corner Three Percentage35.3%5/7

Above the Break Three Makes7.23/13

Above the Break Three Attempts20.83/13

Above the Break Three Percentage34.6%2/7

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