‘I’m not sure’: Caitlin Clark sends cryptic message after Indiana Fever’s 93-77 loss to Washington Mystics
Caitlin Clark has offered an optimistic assessment after the Indiana Fever suffered a 93-77 defeat to the Washington Mystics, insisting she does not expect another shooting night like it. Indiana struggled badly from the field at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, making just 26 of 71 attempts as Washington controlled the game and scored 50 points in the paint.
Caitlin Clark remains uncertain about Indiana Fever's performance in their recent 93-77 loss to the Washington Mystics. The team's shooting accuracy was notably poor, as they managed to convert only 26 out of 71 attempts, while the Mystics dominated in the paint, scoring 50 points. Despite Clark leading the Fever with 25 points on 6-for-20 shooting, the team's overall performance left much to be desired.
Clark acknowledged the poor shooting, stating that such a poor performance could happen in the playoffs as well. She emphasized that the team's offense, which had been the best in the league all season, simply didn't show up in this game. Kelsey Mitchell continued her impressive scoring streak with 22 points, but also struggled, shooting just 8-for-20.
The Fever now have crucial games ahead, including a matchup against the Minnesota Lynx on September 22 and the regular-season finale against the same team. Clark's message to the team is clear: they must regroup and quickly rediscover their offensive prowess before the playoffs.
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