Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark knows what her team must focus on in free agency.
for her, and it was awesome for fans to get to see her put her analyst hat on when they're usually so used to seeing her competing on the basketball court. However, given that the WNBA was in the thick of its CBA negotiations, there really wasn't much for her to say about the season to come.
This is why it was awesome for No. 22 to be back on this broadcast role for when the Golden State Warriors take on the Denver Nuggets in Denver on March 29. Now that the CBA is ratified and the condensed offseason slate is less than one week away, Clark has several women's basketball talking points to touch upon.Caitlin Clark Gets Clear About Who Fever Must Re-Sign in Free Agency And she shared several clear messages about the Fever's upcoming season, both on and off the court, during a pregame segment. When asked about what the Fever's goals are this season, Clark said, I mean, we were trying to win it all last season. That's what we're trying to do this year. You know, it's a very unique situation; I think there's over 100 players in the league that are free agents. So we only really know aboutthat are gonna be on our team next year. But I feel like we have a great core," Clark said on the broadcast. "You know, our first priority is to sign Kelsey Mitchell back. She was first-team All-WNBA last year; she's kind of my running mate in the backcourt. She makes it really easy for me. You know, there's nothing like playing for the Fever. I think we're gonna be the favorite to win it all. I think it adds a little pressure, but that's what you love about it. But we've got a great squad, great coach, great support staff. So, super excited," Clark added.is Indiana's top priority . But hearing Clark declare it so clearly on national television makes it hard to imagine that she, the fan base, and the Fever's front office will do everything to ensure Mitchell is back in 2026.Grant Young covers Women’s Basketball, the Indiana Fever and the New York Mets for Sports Illustrated’s ‘On SI’ sites. He holds an MFA degree in creative writing from the University of San Francisco , where he also graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing and played on USF’s Division I baseball team for five years. However, he now prefers Angel Reese to Angels in the Outfield.
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