Caitlin Clark is happy the Indiana Fever made the WNBA playoffs, but she certainly isn't satisfied.
Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever clinched a playoff berth. That is certainly an accomplishment given the team started 1-8, and since 2016 was the last time the franchise was in the WNBA postseason. Not to mention they of course were coming off having the number one pick in the draft, which was used on the rookie out of Iowa.
She stated, "I came in with the expectation that this is what's gonna happen. For me like this isn't a party...I feel like it's a great accomplishment but...I'm not just happy to be in the playoffs. I think we have the type of team that can win and advance."September 4, 2024
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