Fever guard Ty Harris carried off court in loss to Lynx after sustaining ankle injury
Harris left the game in the third quarter, after Indiana had already lost Aliyah Boston to a lower leg injury earlier in the game.
Indiana Fever guard Tyasha Harris left Thursday’s game against the Minnesota Lynx after suffering a serious ankle injury. The Lynx ultimately triumphed 86-66, stifling the Fever to a season-low scoring performance. Harris was seen clutching her left ankle in the third quarter and had to be carried off the court by medical personnel, who then took her back to the locker room.
The Fever subsequently confirmed she would miss the remainder of the game with a left ankle injury. Earlier in the contest, Indiana had lost Aliyah Boston to a right lower leg issue, with the star center exiting in the second quarter and sitting out the second half. Boston's extent of the injury remained uncertain. This match represented the regular-season finale for both squads, which had already locked up their playoff spots last month.
Minnesota claimed the top seed in the postseason. The Fever’s lackadaisical attitude was evident, especially in the low-scoring affair, with Caitlin Clark failing to make a significant impact off the bench. Minnesota dominated, leading 62-34 at halftime before their starters rested on the bench. Kayla McBride tallied 22 points for the Lynx, with Natasha Howard adding 21 points.
Fever guard Kelsey Mitchell was the only other player on the Fever to register double digits with 10 points.
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