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Breaking News Indiana Fever Announce Several Trades And Roster Updates

Breaking News: Indiana Fever Announce Several Trades and Roster Updates

Fever Make Major Moves to Enhance Team for 2023 Season

Trading away All-Star Erica Wheeler

The Indiana Fever have announced a significant trade that will send All-Star guard Erica Wheeler to the Las Vegas Aces in exchange for a 2024 first-round draft pick and a 2025 second-round draft pick. Wheeler, a three-time All-Star and the Fever's all-time assists leader, has been a key player for Indiana since being acquired in 2020. However, the Fever have decided to part ways with Wheeler as they look to rebuild their roster for the future.

Acquiring Versatile Forward Theresa Plaisance

In a separate trade, the Fever have acquired versatile forward Theresa Plaisance from the Las Vegas Aces in exchange for a 2023 second-round draft pick. Plaisance, a 6'5" forward, brings a wealth of experience to Indiana, having played for several teams in the WNBA since 2015. She is known for her ability to score in the post, rebound, and defend at a high level.

Waiving Veteran Guard Victoria Vivians

The Fever have also waived veteran guard Victoria Vivians, who was acquired in a trade with the Indiana Fever in 2022. Vivians, a former first-round pick, has struggled to find a consistent role with the Fever and has been limited by injuries this season.

Other Roster Moves

In addition to these trades, the Fever have also made several other roster moves. The team has signed free agent guard Aaliyah Boston to a training camp contract. Boston, a 5'9" guard, played for the University of South Carolina and was a key contributor to their 2022 national championship victory. The Fever have also waived guard Kiara Smith and forward Emily Engstler. These roster moves are a sign that the Fever are looking to shake things up and rebuild their team for the future. The Fever have not made the playoffs since 2016 and have struggled to find success in recent seasons. These moves could be the first step towards a brighter future for the Indiana Fever.


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