
The 2024 training camp for the Indiana Fever marked a season of transitions, as several players either made their way off the roster or moved on to different teams. A few key changes and developments shaped the roster throughout the year, with some players finding new opportunities, while others continued to contribute to the Fever’s efforts.
Caldwell and Carea were two players who didn’t make it past the training camp cut. Caldwell, however, found a new home with the Atlanta Dream for the season, continuing her WNBA journey. Carea, on the other hand, was waived and didn’t return to the league. Taylor, who initially stayed with the Fever, was waived after Dantas rejoined the team following her injury recovery. Despite this, Taylor finished the season with the Phoenix Mercury, adding more depth to their roster.
A few players saw changes that led them to different teams, with Fagbenle being claimed by the Golden State Valkyries in the expansion draft. Smith was also part of a trade, moving to the Dallas Wings, a shift that further altered the Fever’s roster dynamics. Berger’s journey was a bit more tumultuous, as she was waived by the Fever before being claimed by the Minnesota Lynx, marking the end of her time in Indiana.
Saxton, like several others, was waived by the Fever. Samuelson’s situation was unique, as her contract was renegotiated before being bought out and waived, leaving her as an unrestricted free agent. Finally, Wheeler was not resigned by the Fever and entered training camp with the Seattle Storm. Her future remains uncertain, as she aims to find a new opportunity with the Storm.
While many of these roster moves were a result of strategic decisions or unfortunate circumstances, some players were able to continue their careers with different teams. The Fever’s final roster included players who would go on to have a lasting impact, with some continuing to contribute throughout the season.