Caitlin Clark and the entire Indiana Fever roster is firing up the hype train, as they posted a carousel on social media that showcased key plays and moments from their previous games.
With only a few weeks left before the 2025 season of the WNBA tips off, Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever did not waste time in hyping up fans, particularly through one of their newest social media post that showcased their roster in key moments, coupled with a motivational caption.
The caption in the photos read: “Some may think we’ve arrived because the world knows our name. But now you know recognition alone was never the destination. This is the start of something unstoppable. Our ambitions are bigger than headlines and highlight reels.”
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“From the court to the culture, we’re redefining what it means to own the moment. Because we’re not here to chase greatness, we’re here to claim it. Our road games sound like home games, and our fanbase doesn’t ask for permission to show up and dominate.”
“If you thought we’d arrived, now you know. We’re not here for just the moment, we’re here to take over.”
Fans felt the chills in their spines with how fired up the post and its message is. This included Fever shooting guard Sophie Cunningham, who is part of the team’s new addition to its roster during this offseason.
“GOOSEBUMPS 🔥🔥🔥,” Cunningham wrote in the comments.
Sophie Cunningham joined the Indiana Fever in a four-team trade involving the Phoenix Mercury, Dallas Wings, and Connecticut Sun. The Fever acquired Cunningham along with the No. 19 pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft from Phoenix, while sending NaLyssa Smith to Dallas and their No. 8 draft pick to Connecticut.
Caitlin Clark and Physicality Touched on By WNBA Commissioner
During her recent appearance on “The David Rubenstein Show,” WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert talked about the increased physicality that Caitlin Clark experienced from other players during her rookie season.
“I think that narrative became the narrative,” Engelbert said. “We have a really exciting, fast-paced, physical game. The physicality, I think, surprised a lot of the new fans that came in.”
“I think it was very physical at first for a lot of new eyes on the game. I think there were, unfortunately, some inappropriate plays that happened. Over the course of the whole season, I think Caitlin really adjusted well. So did Angel, because Angel, it was very physical for her too.”
The issue of physicality toward Caitlin Clark was discussed during her rookie season, with some fans pointing out that she has been getting more attention and aggression than other players. Some, on the other hand, attributed it to being a normal part of the sport.
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