After a five-game win streak had the Fever ascending the WNBA standings, they've now lost four of five and are looking over their shoulder.

Sophie Cunningham had a brilliant highlight that happened in the third quarter of Friday's matchup between the Fever and Mystics.

Sonia Citron scored 21 points, Kiki Iriafen had 18 points and 12 rebounds, and the Washington Mystics beat the Indiana Fever 88-84.

Sims provided a positive for the Fever after finishing with 11 points on 50% shooting in 26 minutes off the bench. It was a resilient performance by the 11-year WNBA veteran who finished with zero points in her first appearance against Dallas on Tuesday. Sims said she’s giving herself grace as she learns coach Stephanie White’s system.

After a five-game win streak, the Fever have now lost four of five, including back-to-back home games against teams outside the playoff positions.

Chloe Bibby has provided Fever offense a spark with her outside shooting since joining. So why didn't she play Friday when Indiana needed a spark?

The Washington Mystics (14-18) battle for the final WNBA playoff spot, while the Indiana Fever (18-15) aim to lock in first-round home-court advantage.

Friday's matchup between the Indiana Fever (18-15) and the Washington Mystics (14-18) is a must-win for both teams. Here's what you need to know.

The injury-depleted Fever look to bounce back from a one-point loss to Dallas as they face the Mystics tonight at 7:30 p.m. ET.

The Washington Mystics and Indiana Fever are both slumping, so one of them will claim a much-needed outcome when they meet Friday night in Indianapolis. The Mystics (14-18) have lost five of their last six games,