Just read an interesting article on Indiana from HerHoopsStats, making the point that while the Fever are certainly better than last year, their ceiling might be sneaking in to the 8th seed in the playoffs. But given how good next year's draft class is, and the fact that Indiana isn't exactly a destination for free agents yet, the Fever's best strategy to become a very good team is to add talent through the draft.
The argument the writer makes is that the Fever should strive to be the 10th or 9th best team this year--showing signs of progress, but not enough that they diminish their chances of picking up a great player who can really take their team to the next level in 2024 (which I'd argue is Clark or Bueckers, given than their frontline is looking very solid for a while with Boston, Smith, Egbo). The WNBA does its draft odds on cumulative two year records, and given the Fever were 5-31 last year, they can still be more competitive (a result I'd argue they've already achieved despite the lack of wins) and keep their lottery odds in tack.