October 6, 2015

Free Tickets Available To See Indiana Fever In Game 3 Of WNBA Finals

Fans welcomed the Indiana Fever home Sept. 30 during a rally at Indianapolis International Airport. There will be more chances to celebrate this week. - Doug Jaggers

Fans welcomed the Indiana Fever home Sept. 30 during a rally at Indianapolis International Airport. There will be more chances to celebrate this week.

Doug Jaggers

INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Fever fans will have a chance to get free tickets to see Game 3 of the WNBA Finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.

Indiana Pacers coach Frank Vogel and players Paul George, George Hill and C.J. Miles have joined former Fever coach Lin Dunn to purchase 2,300 tickets to help local fans attend Friday’s game against the Minnesota Lynx.

The tickets will be distributed Wednesday at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse Box Office, beginning at noon.  Fans may collect up to four tickets per person.

This year’s championship is a rematch of the 2012 Finals, when the Fever defeated the Lynx to collect their first WNBA championship.

The Fever took a 1-0 lead in the best-of-five series on Sunday, beating the Lynx 75-69 in Minnesota. Game 2 is tonight in Minnesota with tip off scheduled for 8 p.m.  The Fever will return to Indianapolis for Game 3, Friday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.

This Week's Fever Events

  • Tuesday – Game 2 viewing party at Blind Owl Brewery (5014 E. 62nd Street). Fans can pick up cheer cards and win raffle prizes.
     
  • Wednesday  –  Fever rally at City Market from 11 a.m. to 1  p.m., with mascot Freddy Fever, cheer cards and a prize wheel.
     
  • Friday – Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard will declare Fever Friday, encouraging fans and local residents to wear red during the work and school day. 

    Fever rally, in conjunction with Food Truck Friday on Georgia Street, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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