The Indiana Fever fire general manager Amber Cox, hours after the team’s president, Kelly Krauskopf, steps down from her position. Multiple outlets report that Cox’s departure is confirmed by sources, with some citing communication to the Associated Press that the move has not yet been made public.
The reports also describe the change as part of broader front-office shakeups following the team’s first-round playoff exit. Several outlets frame the leadership overhaul as an effort to reshape the franchise’s direction, while others focus more narrowly on the timing between Krauskopf’s resignation and Cox’s firing. ESPN and others emphasize confirmation from sources, and The Athletic highlights the significance of the top-level changes.
Across coverage, the central agreed elements are the personnel changes at the top of the organization and the close sequence in which they occur. Details about motives and longer-term plans vary by outlet, with only limited context provided beyond the fact of the playoff result and the front-office reshuffle.
