Record
28-16
15-7 home · 13-9 road
Points for / game
96.0
90.4 allowed
Point differential
+5.5
per game · net rating +6.5 (#5)
Last 5
LWLLW
newest first · −3.8 a game
What to knowThree takeaways from the data below: the biggest mismatch, injuries or form, and the game setup.
Biggest strength
Offense: Points ranks #1 of 15 (96.0).
Biggest weakness
Defense: Points allowed ranks #11 of 15 (90.4).
Last 41 gamesEach IND game's final score, 2026. Green up = win, red down = loss; a taller bar is a bigger margin (the tallest is 35). Tap a bar for the game.History
29–18 · avg margin +4.8
May 286 earlier games not shown · newest on the right, Oct 1
Injuries and news
IND2 out- Aliyah BostonKnee · out for the season · Listed Out · Oct 15Out
- Tyasha HarrisLeg · out for the season · On the report as Out · as of Sep 28Out
Current report — a live snapshot, not what it said the day this game was played.
OffenseIND's offense: its four best and four worst league ranks (1 = best). The full list is on the Stats tab.History
of 15 teams
▲ Strengths
PointsPoints scored a game. More is better.
96.0#1
Offensive ratingPoints scored per 100 possessions, which sets pace aside. More is better.
112.2#1
Effective FG%Field-goal percentage with a three counted as 1.5 makes. More is better.
56.2%#1
3-point FG%Share of three-point attempts that go in. More is better.
38.6%#1
DefenseIND's defense: its four best and four worst league ranks (1 = best). The full list is on the Stats tab.History
of 15 teams
▲ Strengths
Rebounds allowedRebounds the opponents take a game. Fewer is better.
31.9#4
▼ Weaknesses
Points allowedPoints allowed a game. Fewer is better, so #1 allows the fewest.
90.4#11
What IND allows by positionPoints, rebounds, assists and threes this defense has allowed to guards, forwards and centers a game, its place among the league's defenses (counted from whichever end is nearer) and how far that sits from the average defense. Soft or Tough: in the league's top or bottom third and 10%+ from the average defense. Leans: 5%+ from it. Average: closer than that. The window runs back into last season early in a year. History, not a forecast.History
last 47 games
GuardsAvgVs avgRead
- Points46.9+2%Average
- Rebounds11.0−6%Leans tough
- Assists13.1−1%Average
- Threes4.9−13%Tough
ForwardsAvgVs avgRead
- Points32.1+10%Leans soft
- Rebounds14.6−4%Average
- Assists6.2+12%Soft
- Threes2.7+8%Leans soft
CentersAvgVs avgRead
- Points11.7+0%Average
- Rebounds6.3−5%Average
- Assists1.6−14%Tough
- Threes0.5−19%Tough
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How they playHow IND plays: style, not good or bad. # is its place among the league's 15 teams, #1 the highest.History
IND play at a fast pace and get to the line more than most.
Pace and shot mixINDLeague#
- PacePossessions a game. Style, not good or bad: #1 is the fastest.85.583.12
- 3-point attempt rateShare of its shots that are threes. Style, not good or bad: #1 takes the most.38.4%37.2%6
- Free throw rateFree throws made per field-goal attempt. More is better.26.3%23.8%4
Passing and boardsINDLeague#
- AssistsAssists a game. More is better.20.720.78
- Assist to turnoverAssists for every turnover. More is better.1.441.509
- Offensive rebound %Share of its own misses the team rebounds. More is better.25.2%25.5%9
RotationPlayers by minutes over the team's last 15 regular-season games of the season: minutes, points, rebounds and assists a game, and the share of the team's field-goal attempts while he was on the floor. Pick a season above.History
Sorted by minutes, starters first. Click any heading to sort by it.
Usage: the share of a team's plays a player finishes while on the floor: shots, free-throw trips and turnovers. Higher usage means more chances to score. With five players on the court the average is 20%; stars run 30% or more. History, not a forecast.
Caitlin ClarkG23.33.78.925%
Kelsey MitchellG26.91.92.926%
Aliyah BostonC14.67.43.116%
Makayla TimpsonF8.56.50.68%
Sophie CunninghamG4.72.10.96%
Lexie HullG4.32.70.56%
Monique BillingsF4.63.30.65%
Myisha Hines-AllenF2.93.51.24%
Tyasha HarrisG3.10.91.53%
Mercedes RussellC1.61.10.62%
Everyone who played · 2026History
Every player with a regular-season game this season, by minutes a game over all of them. Shots is his share of the team's field-goal attempts in the games he played.
Sorted by minutes, starters first. Click any heading to sort by it.
Usage: the share of a team's plays a player finishes while on the floor: shots, free-throw trips and turnovers. Higher usage means more chances to score. With five players on the court the average is 20%; stars run 30% or more. History, not a forecast.
- Kelsey MitchellG24.71.72.825%
- Caitlin ClarkG22.34.08.323%
- Aliyah BostonC16.18.03.017%
- Sophie CunninghamG7.92.31.28%
- Makayla TimpsonF5.74.90.55%
- Monique BillingsF6.54.81.06%
- Lexie HullG5.23.00.76%
- Myisha Hines-AllenF3.83.31.55%
- Tyasha HarrisG4.11.12.05%
Raven JohnsonG3.11.71.25%- Mercedes RussellC1.61.10.62%
Damiris DantasC3.31.50.34%
Michelle OnyiahC2.02.50.02%
Bree HallG3.21.20.23%
Grace VanSlootenF1.20.40.11%
Shatori Walker-KimbroughG0.00.00.01%
ResultsEvery game this season: results, upcoming start times with the market's spread and total, and the model's locked winner pick with its grade.History
2026 · 29–18
- Oct 1Thu · POat
LVLas Vegas AcesL 83–94LV 64%✓ - Sep 29Tue · POvsLVLas Vegas AcesW 99–89IND 52%✓
- Sep 27Sun · POatLVLas Vegas AcesL 85–102LV 57%✓
- Sep 24Thuat
MINMinnesota LynxL 66–86MIN 56%✓ - Sep 22TuevsMINMinnesota LynxW 96–77IND 55%✓
- Sep 20Sunvs
WSHWashington MysticsL 77–93— - Sep 18Friat
TORToronto TempoW 103–85— - Aug 28Frivs
CONConnecticut SunW 111–91— - Aug 23Sunat
CHIChicago SkyW 113–90— - Aug 22Satat
NYNew York LibertyL 102–109— - Aug 20Thuat
DALDallas WingsL 85–91— - Aug 18TueatTORToronto TempoW 101–95—
- Aug 16Sunat
ATLAtlanta DreamW 95–91— - Aug 14FrivsDALDallas WingsW 98–87—
- Aug 11TuevsNYNew York LibertyW 106–92—
- Aug 8SatatCHIChicago SkyW 90–86—
- Aug 6ThuvsLVLas Vegas AcesL 84–86—
- Aug 2SunatMINMinnesota LynxL 100–108—
- Jul 31Friat
PORPortland FireW 112–98— - Jul 28Tueat
SEASeattle StormW 105–95— - Jul 22WedvsCONConnecticut SunW 123–88—
- Jul 18SatvsNYNew York LibertyW 108–88—
- Jul 17FrivsSEASeattle StormW 110–107—
- Jul 15Wedvs
GSGolden State ValkyriesL 75–88— - Jul 12SunatLVLas Vegas AcesW 109–75—
- Jul 9Thuat
PHXPhoenix MercuryW 92–89— - Jul 8Wedat
LALos Angeles SparksL 92–106— - Jul 5SunatLVLas Vegas AcesW 84–68—
- Jun 27SatvsLALos Angeles SparksW 111–87—
- Jun 24WedvsPHXPhoenix MercuryL 109–111—
- Jun 22MonvsPHXPhoenix MercuryW 86–77—
- Jun 20SatatATLAtlanta DreamL 96–113—
- Jun 18ThuvsATLAtlanta DreamL 101–108—
- Jun 16TuevsTORToronto TempoW 113–91—
- Jun 13SatatCONConnecticut SunW 85–75—
- Jun 11ThuvsCHIChicago SkyW 114–106—
- Jun 8MonatWSHWashington MysticsW 78–76—
- Jun 6SatatNYNew York LibertyL 75–83—
- Jun 4ThuvsATLAtlanta DreamW 83–71—
- May 30SatatPORPortland FireL 84–100—
- May 28ThuatGSGolden State ValkyriesL 88–90—
- May 22FrivsGSGolden State ValkyriesW 90–82—
- May 20WedvsPORPortland FireW 90–73—
- May 17SunvsSEASeattle StormW 89–78—
- May 15FrivsWSHWashington MysticsL 102–104—
- May 13WedatLALos Angeles SparksW 87–78—
- May 9SatvsDALDallas WingsL 104–107—
Full stat sheetEvery measure for IND, offense and defense, with its place among the league's 15 teams. #1 is the best, whichever side of the ball it is, and the bar and colour follow the place. Tap a ? for what a stat is.History
2026 · per game, 44 games · #1 = best of 15
ScoringOffenseDefense
- PointsPoints scored (offense) and allowed (defense) a game. Fewer allowed is better.96.0#190.4#11
- Rating per 100 possessionsPoints scored and allowed per 100 possessions, which sets pace aside. More scored, fewer allowed.112.2#1105.7#9
- PacePossessions a game, the same for both ends. Style, not good or bad: #1 is the fastest.85.5#2—
ShootingOffenseDefense
- Effective FG%Field-goal percentage with a three counted as 1.5 makes. Offense: more is better. Defense: what opponents shoot, lower is better.56.2%#151.6%#9
- FG%Share of field-goal attempts that go in. Defense: what opponents shoot, lower is better.48.7%#146.0%#9
- 2-point FG%Share of two-point attempts that go in. Defense: what opponents shoot, lower is better.55.0%#252.2%#9
- 3-point FG%Share of three-point attempts that go in. Defense: what opponents shoot, lower is better.38.6%#133.7%#7
- 3-point attempt rateShare of shots that are threes. Style, not good or bad: #1 takes the most.38.4%#6—
- Free throw %Share of free throws that go in. Defense: what opponents shoot, lower is better.80.7%#578.3%#6
PossessionOffenseDefense
- Turnover %Offense: turnovers committed per 100 plays, fewer is better. Defense: turnovers forced, more is better.15.3%#714.4%#10
- Offensive rebound %Offense: share of its own misses it rebounds, more is better. Defense: share of opponents' misses they rebound, lower is better.25.2%#925.1%#8
- Free throw rateFree throws made per field-goal attempt. Offense: more is better. Defense: what opponents get, lower is better.26.3%#424.4%#10
- ReboundsRebounds taken (offense side) and given up to opponents (defense side) a game.33.4#731.9#4
- AssistsAssists a game. More is better.20.7#8—
- Assist to turnoverAssists for every turnover. More is better.1.44#9—
- StealsSteals a game, a defensive stat. More is better.—7.0#10
- BlocksBlocks a game, a defensive stat. More is better.—3.8#9
The four factors, as barsHistory
Dean Oliver's four factors at both ends: shooting, turnovers, offensive rebounding and free throws. The longer bar is the better league rank, the filled end is the stronger one, and the tick is the league middle.
ranks betterranks worseStronger3+ places apartleague middleLonger bar = better rank of 15 (#1 = best)
IND offensevsIND defense
IND offense ranks better in 3 of 4 matchups (3 by a clear margin) · IND defense in 1
Shooting · effective FG%Field-goal percentage with threes counted at 1.5; the defense's number is what it allows.
56.2%
#1Stronger
51.6%
#9
Turnovers · per 100 playsTurnovers the offense commits (fewer is better) and the turnovers the defense forces.
15.3%
#7Stronger
14.4%
#10
Offensive rebounding %Share of its own misses the offense rebounds; the defense's number is what it allows.
25.2%
#9
25.1%
slight#8
Free throw rateFree throws made per field-goal attempt; the defense's number is what it allows.
26.3%
#4Stronger
24.4%
#10
Season box-score numbers; ranks of 15 teams. The tick is the league middle: a bar past it is a top-half unit.
Shot typesHistory
2026, 47 games · points a game by shot type · scores: #1 = the most; allows: highest number = softest
| Type | IND scores | IND allows |
|---|---|---|
| Spot-up jumpers | 16.8 #12 | 17.6 #8 |
| Free throws | 18.0 #4 | 17.8 #11 |
| Drives & floaters | 15.4 #3 | 15.0 #11 |
| Transition | 13.4 #1 | 11.6 #9 |
| Pull-ups & step-backs | 12.7 #3 | 9.4 #7 |
| Cuts & lobs | 6.7 #4 | 5.7 #10 |
| Putbacks | 5.4 #7 | 4.9 #5 |
| Post-ups & turnarounds | 2.9 #10 | 4.7 #15 |
| Other at the rim | 3.2 #4 | 3.1 #14 |
From play-by-play: transition = the first shot within 7 seconds of a defensive rebound, turnover or opponent score; putback = within 3 seconds of the team's own offensive rebound; the rest by the shot label (spot-up = the plain jump shot). Free throws from the box score. Green marks a strength (scores a lot, or allows little), red a weakness; hover a number for the league average. An approximation of play types, not tracking data.
Regular season · 40 games (all 2026) · # is the place among the league's 15 teams, #1 the highest
By situationSlices of the same games. A place compares the same slice across the league's teams; a slice with few games has no place and fades out, because it moves a lot from one game. Neutral-site games count as neither home nor road.History
| IND | G | Record | PF | PA | Margin | Possessions per game | Points scored per 100 possessions | Points allowed per 100 possessions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All games | 40 | 26-14 | 96.0#1 | 90.3#5 | +5.7#4 | 85.1#2 | 112.8#1 | 106.1#6 |
| At home | 19 | 14-5 | 99.2#1 | 89.6#4 | +9.6#2 | 86.4#1 | 114.8#1 | 103.8#7 |
| On the road | 21 | 12-9 | 93.1#1 | 90.9#6 | +2.2#5 | 83.9#5 | 110.9#1 | 108.3#8 |
| Last 5 games | 5 | 3-2 | 90.6#5 | 86.4#8 | +4.2#7 | 83.0#10 | 109.2#5 | 104.2#7 |
| Back-to-back | 3 | 3-0 | 104.3 | 89.0 | +15.3 | 85.4 | 122.2 | 104.3 |
| One night off | 19 | 9-10 | 90.8#3 | 93.1#3 | −2.2#9 | 84.7#3 | 107.2#6 | 109.9#2 |
| Two or more nights off | 17 | 13-4 | 99.9#1 | 87.8#7 | +12.1#1 | 85.8#1 | 116.4#1 | 102.3#13 |
Points by quarter and halfPoints scored and allowed in each quarter, per game. The second half includes overtime.History
per game
| Points in the | For | Against | League |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st quarter | 24.9#1 | 23.2#3 | 21.8 |
| 2nd quarter | 23.1#3 | 22.4#4 | 21.2 |
| 3rd quarter | 23.7#1 | 23.1#3 | 21.9 |
| 4th quarter | 23.3#2 | 20.9#12 | 21.6 |
| 1st half | 48.0#1 | 45.6#5 | 43.0 |
| 2nd half | 48.0#1 | 44.7#4 | 44.0 |
| Game | 96.0#1 | 90.3#5 | 87.0 |
First half against second halfThe share of a team's points that came before halftime, and the share of the points it allowed.History
INDLeague
- Share of points scored in the 1st half50.0%#549.4%
- Share of points allowed in the 1st half50.5%#449.4%
Pace and efficiencyPossessions are estimated from shots, free throws, rebounds and turnovers, averaged over both teams; ratings are per 100 possessions.History
INDLeague
- Possessions per game85.1#283.0
- Points scored per 100 possessions112.8#1104.9
- Points allowed per 100 possessions106.1#6104.9
- Margin per 100 possessions+6.7#40.0
Roster · 2026 · 16 playersPlayers who played for the team in the 2026 season, by position.
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