3 takeaways from Caitlin Clark’s Fever exit interview
INDIANAPOLIS — The offseason may be less than a week old for Caitlin Clark, but it’s already been a busy one, as is life of a superstar. Days after the season ended, she traveled to Iowa City to be part of College Gameday with her Iowa Hawkeyes. And after taking the summer off so as […]
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark faced a busy offseason, which included returning to golf after taking a break to avoid aggravating her back injury. She also participated in College Gameday in Iowa City. Despite her on-court success, the Fever experienced their second consecutive playoff loss to the Aces. During her exit interview, Clark addressed the issue of racism and hate, acknowledging that it's a struggle many players face, including herself.
She expressed her support for teammate Kelsey Mitchell, who spoke about the hate she's received during their time together. Clark emphasized that she will do everything in her power to bring Mitchell back to the team, as they had an exceptional season together. The Fever hope to sign Mitchell to a max deal, and Clark hopes they can secure her for another 10 years, making her a core player for the franchise.
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