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 2026 WNBA Schedule: Caitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese Matchups & TV Guide

The 2026 Caitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese rivalry features three regular-season matchups between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky in the 2026 WNBA schedule. The first showdown takes place on Thursday, June 11, 2026, in Indianapolis. The rivalry then moves to Chicago for two games on August 8 and August 23. All games will be broadcast across ESPN, ABC, and Amazon Prime Video as part of the WNBA’s new landmark media deal.

2026 Head-to-Head: Fever vs. Sky

2026 WNBA Schedule

Here’s the 2026 Head-to-head schedule between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese this season for you. The first game is a home one for the Indiana Fever in June. 

DateMatchupVenueTV / Streaming
Thu, June 11Chicago Sky @ Indiana FeverGainbridge FieldhouseESPN
Sat, August 8Indiana Fever @ Chicago SkyUnited CenterABC / ESPN+
Sun, August 23Indiana Fever @ Chicago SkyWintrust ArenaAmazon Prime

How to Stream WNBA Games in 2026

The 2026 season marks the first year of the new $2.2 billion media deal. Here is where fans can find the games:

  • Disney (ABC/ESPN/ESPN+): The home of the WNBA Finals and “Marquee” weekend matchups.
  • Amazon Prime Video: Exclusive home for the Commissioner’s Cup and several Thursday night doubleheaders.
  • NBC / Peacock: New for 2026, featuring “Sunday Night Basketball” matchups.
  • ION: The home for “Friday Night Spotlight” games.
  • CBS / Paramount+: Airing a record 20 games on broadcast television this season.

Key 2026 WNBA Dates to Watch

  • April 13: 2026 WNBA Draft (ESPN)
  • May 8: Opening Night (Toronto Tempo Debut vs. Washington)
  • May 9: Caitlin Clark Season Opener (Fever @ Wings)
  • June 1–17: Commissioner’s Cup Tournament
  • July 24–25: WNBA All-Star Weekend (Chicago)
  • Sept 24: Regular Season Finale

Don’t Miss a Minute: Get Your Printable 2026 Fever Schedule

Caitlin Clark’s second season is set to be even bigger than her rookie year. To make sure you never miss a deep three or a marquee matchup, we’ve created the ultimate fan resource.

Our high-resolution, one-page printable schedule includes:

  • All 40 Regular Season Games (Home & Away).
  • Updated TV Channels: Confirmed listings for ESPN, ABC, ION, and the new Prime Video exclusives.
  • Key Matchup Alerts: Clearly marked dates for the Chicago Sky rivalry and the inaugural games against Toronto and Portland.

2026 WNBA: Frequently Asked Questions

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When is the first Caitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese game in 2026?

The first matchup between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky takes place on Thursday, June 11, 2026, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

Why is the Fever vs. Sky game on August 8 being played at the United Center?

To accommodate record-breaking ticket demand for the Clark vs. Reese rivalry, the Chicago Sky have moved their August 8, 2026, home game from Wintrust Arena to the United Center (home of the NBA’s Chicago Bulls), which has a much larger seating capacity.

How can I watch WNBA games in 2026?

Under the league’s landmark new media deal, games are now split between Disney (ABC/ESPN), NBC/Peacock, and Amazon Prime Video. Notably, Amazon Prime Video is now the exclusive home for the Commissioner’s Cup and select Thursday night doubleheaders.

Are there new expansion teams in the WNBA for 2026?

Yes! The 2026 season marks the debut of the Toronto Tempo and the Portland Fire, bringing the league to a total of 15 teams for its 30th Anniversary season.

When is the 2026 WNBA Draft?

The 2026 WNBA Draft is scheduled for Monday, April 13, 2026, and will be broadcast live on ESPN.

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