Tamika Catchings fills out a ballot Tuesday for the WNBA All-Star Game. Ron Hoskins/NBAE/Getty Images WNBA Photo Gallery: May 30, 2006

Whitmore TODAY'S TOP STORY A lot has changed since the Fever and Liberty met in the playoffs last season, but the end result has not. Only four of the 10 starters returned from last year's postseason meeting when the two teams squared off Tuesday. But Indiana, which swept a two-game playoff series from New York last year, remained the league's only unbeaten team with a 91-70 victory over New York, which fell to 0-3. Tamika Whitmore and Tan White combined for 47 points for the Fever, which will try to stay unblemished on Wednesday night at Houston. ALSO MAKING HEADLINES ... Leslie Stays Hot: Lisa Leslie was honored Tuesday as the season's first WNBA Player of the Week and picked up right where she left off. Leslie poured in 19 points, 16 rebounds and four blocked shots in a 64-55 victory at Chicago as the Sparks improved to 3-1 on a season-opening six-game road trip. Winters WHAT THEY'RE SAYING "She is maturing. She is very talented. When she makes her jump shot she really plays well. She’s more disciplined. Last year she would have just gone to the basket.” -- Indiana coach Brian Winters on the play of second-year player Tan White, who scored 25 for Indiana on Tuesday.

White WHO'S HOT Tan White, IND: 25 pts, 10-15 FG, 3-4 3-pt FG Anna DeForge, IND: 14 pts, 5-8 FG, 4-4 3-pt FG Murriel Page, LAS: 10 pts, 5-6 FG,

Hodges-Lewis WHO'S NOT Doneeka Hodges-Lewis, LAS: 0-7 FG, 2 pts Tamika Catchings, IND: 1-7 FG, 7 pts Stacey Lovelace-Tolbert, CHI: 3-13 FG, 8 pts

Dupree ROOKIE WATCH After averaging 13.3 points over her first three games, the Sky rewarded Candice Dupree with her second start of the season on Tuesday night. The No. 6 pick in this year's draft out of Temple posted six points and five rebounds in a 64-55 loss to the Sparks.

White SHINING OFF THE BENCH Tamika Catchings has scored only 18 points in the past two games for the Fever, but Tan White is more than making up for the All-Star's decreased production. White, a second-year guard led unbeaten Indiana in scoring for the second straight game with 25 points in 24 minutes off the bench in Tuesday night's 91-70 victory over the Liberty.