Damiris Dantas, a skilled Brazilian forward for the Indiana Fever, is a unique big who stretches the floor with her shooting touch and playmaking ability. The 33-year-old veteran, wearing number 12, stands 193 cm tall and brings a wealth of international experience to the WNBA. Dantas was a high draft pick, selected 12th overall in the first round of the 2012 draft. Her professional career began early in her native Brazil before she made her mark in the WNBA with the Minnesota Lynx, where she developed into a crucial part of their frontcourt rotation, helping them reach the WNBA Finals. A stint with the Atlanta Dream followed before she joined the Indiana Fever. Dantas's game is not defined by traditional post play; instead, she is a floor-spacing four who can knock down three-pointers and make smart passes from the high post. Her main honors include a WNBA All-Star selection in 2021 and multiple league titles in Brazil, where she is a national team stalwart. With the Brazilian squad, she has competed in multiple Olympics and World Cups. Known for her high basketball IQ and smooth shooting stroke, Dantas is a veteran whose skill set is perfectly suited for the modern game, providing valuable spacing and savvy for a young Fever team.