Indiana Fever fans and WNBA viewers received a last-minute update this week as the broadcast schedule for the highly anticipated Indiana Fever vs. Las Vegas Aces matchup underwent an official change. With the teams set to clash Thursday, August 6, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, league and network partners adjusted the national television window to better accommodate viewing audiences and production logistics.
The contest, which pits Caitlin Clark and the surging Fever against A’ja Wilson and the defending champion Aces, will now tip at 7:00 p.m. ET and air exclusively on Prime Video. Earlier listings had left some regional windows and secondary streaming options in flux; the clarified national package removes ambiguity and ensures the game reaches the broadest possible audience on Amazon’s platform. Local radio coverage remains available on 93.5/107.5 The Fan for Indiana listeners.
This is the third and final regular-season meeting between the clubs. The Fever already claimed two victories in Las Vegas earlier this summer—84-68 on July 5 and a more decisive 109-75 result on July 12—both without full star power on either side due to injuries. Clark has since returned to form, while Wilson continues to anchor one of the league’s most physical frontcourts. A home win for Indiana would further solidify playoff positioning and deliver a statement against the two-time defending champions on the Fever’s home floor.
Tickets for the August 6 game remain available through official channels, though demand has intensified following the broadcast confirmation. Fans are encouraged to update calendar alerts and streaming apps immediately, as Prime Video access requires an Amazon account and, in some markets, a Prime membership. Secondary platforms that previously carried overflow coverage will no longer carry the live feed.
The schedule tweak reflects the WNBA’s growing national footprint and the league’s effort to place marquee matchups on high-profile streaming services. With both teams still battling for Western and Eastern Conference seeding, every remaining contest carries elevated stakes. Thursday’s game offers early August drama, star power, and a clear viewing path—provided fans mark the new details before tip-off.
Stay tuned to official Fever, Aces, and WNBA channels for any further adjustments. The rivalry is heating up, and the broadcast is locked in.