Fever Playoff Standings Watch: Are We Getting Caitlin vs. Angel?!

Alex Golden and Casey Johnson are back for another episode of the Fever Focus Podcast, and with only four games remaining in the regular season, there is A LOT to watch for as the Indiana Fever prepare for the playoffs.The guys start the show by celebrating Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston and Stephanie White winning gold with Team USA at the FIBA Women's World Cup. What did the experience mean for Clark and Boston, and what can they take away from playing on the biggest international stage as they return to Indiana?Then, it's time to dive into the biggest storyline of the final four games: PLAYOFF STANDINGS WATCH.The Fever and Atlanta Dream enter the final stretch with identical 26-14 records, but Atlanta owns the tiebreaker. That puts enormous pressure on Indiana to finish the season strong if the Fever want to secure home-court advantage in the playoffs.But it's not as simple as just winning out.Alex and Casey sift through the different scenarios still in play, what needs to happen for Indiana to move ahead of Atlanta, how much room for error the Fever actually have and just how important home court could be once the postseason begins.After breaking down the standings, the guys turn their attention specifically to the Fever and what they need to see over these final four games.Casey unveils his "3 R's" that he'll be monitoring as Indiana transitions from the World Cup break back into regular-season basketball and prepares for what it hopes will be a deep playoff run.What needs to improve? What needs to carry over? And what could these final four games tell us about how prepared the Fever really are for postseason basketball?Finally, Alex and Casey preview what's coming next for Fever Focus as the regular season winds down and the playoffs quickly approach.Four games. Home-court advantage on the line. And everything still to play for. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.