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Caitlin Clark shares her thoughts on Indiana Fever’s signings

News RoomBy News RoomFebruary 12, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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The Indiana Fever are making bold moves to build a championship-caliber roster, and Caitlin Clark is fully on board with the team’s latest acquisitions.

After a playoff appearance in her rookie season, Clark is eager to see how Indiana’s offseason additions will elevate the team.

Speaking to reporters following DeWanna Bonner‘s introductory press conference, Clark expressed her excitement over the Fever’s roster upgrades.

“I’m really excited,” Clark said, according to Chloe Peterson of the Indianapolis Star. “I think Kelly and Amber have done a really good job of finding pieces that fit, and it makes me excited about the future.”

Fever president Kelly Krauskopf and general manager Amber Cox have been active in free agency, re-signing All-Star guard Kelsey Mitchell and bringing in proven veterans. The team signed former Connecticut Sun forward DeWanna Bonner, three-time WNBA champion Natasha Howard, and point guard Sydney Colson, while also acquiring Sophie Cunningham via trade.

A focus on experience and leadership

Clark acknowledged that Indiana lacked playoff experience last season, which was evident during their first-round exit. By adding seasoned players with championship pedigrees, the Fever addressed a crucial gap.

“We didn’t really have much experience at all playing in playoff games,” Clark said. “I don’t know what the exact number was, but we really lacked in that area. So just adding pieces of players that have been in this league, they know what it takes to win.”

Bonner, a six-time All-Star, won two championships with the Phoenix Mercury before spending five seasons with the Sun. Howard, a former Defensive Player of the Year, has won three WNBA titles. Colson, a respected veteran, secured back-to-back championships with the Las Vegas Aces in 2022 and 2023.

“They know what it takes to get to the Finals,” Clark added. “They know what it takes to win championships. I think it’s exactly what we needed in our locker room.”

A competitive mindset

Despite a tense on-court history with Bonner during last year’s playoffs, Clark is looking forward to teaming up with the veteran forward. She values playing alongside teammates who match her competitive intensity.

“That’s going to push all of us to get better when you can see a vet like that coming here and want to get better every single day,” Clark said.

Clark also highlighted the importance of adding not just talented players but strong personalities who will enhance team chemistry.

“I think every person you ask in this league, past teammates that they’ve had, they only say good things about them,” she noted.

“We’re just really fortunate that we were able to get a lot of the pieces that we’ve wanted, so that just speaks to what we’ve been able to build here over the course of the last year.”

With a mix of young talent and experienced leadership, Indiana is positioning itself as a serious contender for the 2025 WNBA season.

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