WNBA season saw the Indiana Fever end a seven-year playoff drought thanks in large part to the arrival and stellar play of Caitlin Clark. But the team has higher ambitions than simply making the playoffs and they've made a number of moves towards that aim.

Aside from keeping their co-top scorer Kelsey Mitchell, the Fever also signed WNBA veterans and multi-time champions Sydney Colson, Natasha Howard and DeWanna Bonner. Furthermore, Indiana brought in Jaelyn Brown and defensive star Brianna Turner, and traded for reliable shooter and guard Sophie Cunningham to add more depth to its squad.

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever, winners of four of their last six games, will face the Atlanta Dream Monday night. Here's what you need to know.

"After selling out 15,000 tickets in under 45 minutes, the get in price for the Fever's preseason game vs Brazil's National Women's team is $545. The Caitlin Clark Effect," Clark Report shared in a post on X.

Caitlin Clark made her mark during her maiden season in the WNBA with Indiana Fever during 2024, and the Rookie of The Year is now set for a return to where it started in Iowa