Sophie Cunningham may make her Indiana Fever debut tonight. She was listed as available on the team’s pregame report for their game against the Atlanta Dream.

She had been out with a right ankle injury suffered May 10 in the preseason finale against the Dream, Thursday night’s opponent.

Cunningham stepped on Dream forward Rhyne Howard’s foot while going for a rebound in the third quarter. Cunningham fell to the court, then jumped up and hopped to the Fever’s bench.

She has participated in practices but has not played since.

The Fever are trying avenge Tuesday night’s loss to the Dream.

Fever score updates: Caitlin Clark, Fever highlights vs Dream tonight

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NEW YORK (AP) — The Indiana Pacers were down by as many as 17 points in the fourth quarter, and still trailed by 14 points with 3 minutes and 14 seconds left in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals at New York on Wednesday night.

What happened next was historic.

The Pacers scored 23 points in the final 3:14. No team, at least in the play-by-play era that goes back to 1997, had scored that many in the final 3:14 of regulation of a playoff game.

And the Pacers would go on to win in overtime, outscoring the Knicks 13-10 in the extra session to prevail 138-135.

The anatomy of a comeback:

3:14 left — Aaron Nesmith makes a 3-pointer for Indiana. Knicks 116-105.

2:51 left — Jalen Brunson makes a 3-pointer for New York. Knicks 119-105.

2:39 left — Tyrese Haliburton makes a 3-pointer for Indiana. Knicks 119-108.

2:04 left — Nesmith makes a 3-pointer. Knicks 119-111.

1:20 left — Pascal Siakam makes a free throw for Indiana. Knicks 119-112.

0:58.8 left — Brunson layup. Knicks 121-112.

0:51.0 left — Nesmith 3-pointer. Knicks 121-115.

0:41.7 left — Karl-Anthony Towns makes 6-footer for New York. Knicks 123-115.

0:34.0 left — Nesmith 3-pointer. Knicks 123-118.

0:22.6 left — Nesmith 3-pointer. Knicks 123-121.

0:14.3 left — Towns free throw. Knicks 124-121.

0:12.4 left — Nesmith makes two free throws. Knicks 124-123.

0:7.3 left — OG Anunoby makes free throw. Knicks 125-123.

0.0 left — Haliburton jumper. Tied 125-125.

New York Knicks superfan Spike Lee and Indiana Pacers great Reggie Miller are forever linked.

They had their moment in the 1995 NBA playoff. To them, it’s over. No need to bring it up with the Knicks and Pacers playing in this season’s Eastern Conference finals.

“Here’s the thing, already they are digging up stuff of me and Reggie Miller,” Lee said recently. “I like to tell everybody, me and Reggie Miller, we’re cool. That stuff, how many years ago? It was 20 years ago. That’s been dead and buried. It’s mutual respect between Reggie Miller and I. People can try to stir up some stuff, I guarantee Reggie and I, we’re not going for that.”

Miller and Lee taunted each often during the 1990s. The most famous interaction came in 1995 when Miller scored eight points in nine seconds to lead the Pacers to a shocking victory. They eventually won the series before losing to the Orlando Magic in the next round.

While Miller and Lee have squashed beef, the Pacers fan have not. They still have animosity toward Lee. At least that’s how Lee feels from experiences every time the Knicks face the Pacers.

“But them people in Indiana, that’s another thing,” Lee said. “They don’t like me.”

Fans can only hope the renewed version of this rivalry is similar to the `90s.

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