The Washington Mystics (1-1) will take on Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever (1-1) on Friday in what should be a thrilling WNBA showdown.

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How to Watch Washington Mystics vs Indiana Fever

• When: Friday, May 15th, 2026
• Time: 7:30 PM ET
• TV Channel: ION
• Live Stream: Fubo (try for free)

Clark and the Fever bounced back from a season-opening defeat at the hands of the Dallas Wings by taking down the Los Angeles Sparks 87-78 on Wednesday night. Leading the way for Indiana in the win was All-Star guard Kelsey Mitchell, who had 23 points on nine-of-17 shooting in the victory, to go with one steal. 

Clark, meanwhile, played the role of distributor in the win, scoring 24 points while shooting an identical nine-of-17 from the floor, though she hit just one of her seven three-point attempts on the evening. The third-year guard has hit just three of her first 16 three-point attempts this season. Even so, Clark had nine assists in the win, as well as four rebounds and two steals.

The Mystics, on the other hand, are coming off a 98-93 overtime loss to the New York Liberty. Kiki Iriafen led Washington in the defeat, putting up 20 points, seven rebounds, and three assists on the evening. Center Shakira Austin also had an impressive outing, scoring 16 points while securing 10 rebounds and dishing out four assists.

With both teams boasting identical 1-1 records, the Fever and Mystics matchup on Friday night should be a fun one for basketball fans. Catch the WNBA action on ION, available on Fubo, at 7:30 p.m. on Friday.

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The NFL offseason has entered the OTA portion of team workouts. Minicamps are right around the corner, and before long, the preseason will be here.

At the same time, teams continue working to sign their 2026 NFL Draft classes. This week, the Atlanta Falcons set a new precedent for rookie contracts.

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Reports indicate that second-round pick Avien Terrell signed a fully guaranteed rookie deal, making him the lowest-selected player in NFL history to receive a fully guaranteed contract as a rookie. The deal establishes a new benchmark across the league.

Teams can now expect agents to push for similar guarantees for every player selected before pick No. 48. It may only be a matter of time before fully guaranteed rookie contracts become the norm.

For now, first-round picks and players selected in the top half of the second round have a new precedent in negotiations. A team like the Pittsburgh Steelers, who selected Germie Bernard at No. 47 overall, could now face pressure to fully guarantee its second-round pick’s rookie contract.

Terrell’s offseason has already been filled with milestone moments, both contractually and personally.

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He is, of course, the younger brother of Atlanta Falcons standout cornerback A.J. Terrell. The Terrell brothers are now set to line up alongside each other in Atlanta’s secondary for years to come.

The moment quickly circulated across social media, placing the Terrells alongside families like the Watts, Heywards, and Griffins as brothers who became NFL teammates.

Like his older brother, Terrell emerged as a standout cornerback prospect at Clemson. He chose to forgo his senior season and declared for the 2026 NFL Draft.

During his three seasons at Clemson, Terrell recorded 125 tackles, 25 pass breakups, and three interceptions. Now, he joins his brother in Atlanta with a record-setting contract to begin his NFL career.