Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever will face the defending champion New York Liberty in a nationally televised game Saturday afternoon. The Fever are 2-1 after a win against the Atlanta Dream, where Clark's streak of 140 games with a 3-pointer ended.

The WNBA has upgraded Marina Mabrey's technical foul for shoving Caitlin Clark to the floor to a Flagrant-2 and fined Sophie Cunningham for her role in an on-court melee during Tuesday night's game between Connecticut and Indiana. No further penalties will be issued for on-court actions. The incident, which saw tensions escalate throughout the game, has sparked debate about officiating quality and the physicality of the WNBA. The Indiana Fever's win secured their place in the Commissioner's Cup final against the Minnesota Lynx.

A chippy Indiana Fever vs. Connecticut Sun game saw Caitlin Clark shoved to the ground, multiple technical fouls called, and three players ejected after two separate scuffles. Tension escalated throughout the game, leading to confrontations between players and a heated finish.

Here's the WNBA schedule for May 25, including game times, TV channels, and streaming options. Games include Sun at Dream, Sky at Sparks, Mystics at Mercury, and Aces at Storm. You can also find scores and results from previous games.

Rookie Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings are struggling, losing their first three games. They face the Atlanta Dream, led by Rhyne Howard, on Saturday at 3 p.m. ET. The game will be broadcast on CBS Sports Network and other local networks, and streamed on YouTube TV. Atlanta is currently without Jordin Canada due to a knee injury.

The Phoenix Mercury and Las Vegas Aces face off in a crucial WNBA Commissioner's Cup game Sunday at 6 p.m. ET. The Mercury are looking for consistency, while the Aces aim to build on their recent win, potentially without star A'ja Wilson due to concussion protocol. The game will be broadcast locally in Las Vegas and Arizona, and streamed on WNBA League Pass.