Indiana Fever Fire GM Amber Cox Hours After President’s Exit

WHO:

Pro Football Network - Amber Cox is the Indiana Fever’s general manager.

Pro Football Network - Kelly Krauskopf is the Indiana Fever’s team president.

Pro Football Network - Stephanie White is the Fever’s head coach.

Pro Football Network - Robin Lundberg and other media voices reacted to the reported firing of Cox.

NY Post - Amber Cox was the Indiana Fever’s general manager, and Kelly Krauskopf was the team president.

WHAT:

Pro Football Network - A report said the Indiana Fever are firing general manager Amber Cox.

Pro Football Network - Fans welcomed the report of Cox’s firing; some discussed head coach Stephanie White, including the reaction “‘Stephanie White Is Next.’”

Pro Football Network - Robin Lundberg and other media voices reacted to the report, with responses including “‘Doing the Right Thing’” and “‘Cleaning House.’”

NY Post - Cox is out as general manager as the Fever overhaul their front office.

NY Post - The front-office shakeup followed the Fever’s first-round playoff loss.

WHERE:

Pro Football Network - The reported personnel changes involve the Indiana Fever.

NY Post - The front-office overhaul involves the Indiana Fever.

WHEN:

Pro Football Network - The report of Cox’s firing followed Kelly Krauskopf’s exit.

Pro Football Network - Cox’s firing was reported hours after Krauskopf’s exit.

NY Post - The front-office shakeup occurred hours after the team president resigned.

WHY:

NY Post - The Fever’s front-office overhaul followed the team’s first-round playoff loss.

(UPDATED October 23, 2026 23:15 UTC)

The Indiana Fever are overhauling their front office, with general manager Amber Cox reportedly being fired hours after team president Kelly Krauskopf resigned. The shakeup followed the Fever’s first-round playoff loss. Cox’s departure marks another major change for the organization, which is also led on the court by head coach Stephanie White. Fans welcomed the report, and some turned their attention to White, with one reaction declaring, “Stephanie White Is Next.” Media voices, including Robin Lundberg, also weighed in, describing the reported move as “Doing the Right Thing” and “Cleaning House.” Those responses reflect the reaction to a significant reshaping of the Fever’s leadership. Krauskopf’s exit came first, followed hours later by the report that Cox was out as general manager. The changes leave the team facing a broad front-office transition after its playoff defeat.