Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham was captured on video jumping on top of the bar and belting out a Toby Keith song on Friday night

WNBA player Sophie Cunningham made a name for herself with her unapologetically physical play and trash-talk on the court. Now, she’s doing the same for conservative messaging.

The Indiana Fever made sure Sophie Cunningham received some special recognition before Sunday's matchup against the Atlanta Dream.

Sophie Cunningham led a crowd in 'USA' chants while standing atop the bar at Clayton’s Country Bar in downtown Indianapolis, just hours after her Indiana Fever defeated the Dallas Wings 98-87

Fox News is facing backlash online for its happy birthday message to Sophie Cunningham on Sunday morning. Cunningham, an Indiana Fever guard, is turning 30 years old on Sunday. She's hoping to celebrate her birthday with a victory.

Sophie Cunningham supporters rallied outside the Indiana Fever game, uniting Democrats and conservatives to keep women's sports female.

"I guess she has some pent-up stuff. So get your s--- off. That’s fine. I can take it," the Fever guard said of the Sky's Carrington.

Sophie Cunningham's viral gym selfie in hip-hugging shorts and MAGA shirt sparks debate about its authenticity.

Sophie Cunningham has become one of the WNBA’s most talked-about players, but her latest viral moment had nothing to do with a stat line or a controversial play. Instead, the Indiana Fever guard found herself celebrating with fans after another big victory for the team.

Indiana Fever guard says the conversation that followed her comments about transgender athletes in women’s sports has been a "distraction."