Indiana Fever Make Big Announcement Before Caitlin Clark’s Second WNBA Season
Caitlin Clark has completely evolved the game of women’s basketball, bringing millions of viewers to the WNBA. The Indiana Fever are soon heading into her second season in the WNBA after winning Rookie of the Year and being named a WNBA All-Star as a rookie. As the hype continues to build around Clark, fans have been adamant about watching the Fever star showcase her skills, with many attempting to buy season tickets for the 2025 WNBA season. Yet, some have been dealt an unfortunate hand. According to the Fever, they are sold out of season tickets for the upcoming season and are now placing fans on a waiting list. Fans who have been placed on the waiting list will now have priority access to single-game tickets in the lower bowl and Krieg DeVault level. During Caitlin Clark’s rookie season, she led the WNBA in average assists and wound up breaking numerous league records. Clark averaged 19.2 points, 5.7 rebounds and 8.4 assists per game. While playing with the Fever, Clark recorded the most assists in a single WNBA game (19), the most assists in a single season (337), the first triple-double by a rookie and countless other records.
The Fever are now heading into year two of the Caitlin Clark era, this time with Stephanie White as the head coach of the organization.
Calls for Caitlin Clark, Fever ‘Boycott’ Draw Strong Reaction From Fans
Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever drew all sorts of headlines after the WNBA revealed the broadcast schedule for the upcoming season. Considering how Clark has emerged as the face of the league through her unprecedented rise to the top, it came as no surprise that the Fever got the most nationally televised games throughout the season. The majority of fans understand that this is a sensible business move given that Clark and the Fever have the most considerable following in the entire WNBA. Not everyone agrees with the decision, though — and some basketball fans have even been calling for a “boycott” of Clark and the Fever this coming season. The Slows are now planning to “boycott” Indiana Fever games to affect viewership. They really think they matter in the grand scheme of things.
The idea of the boycott has been met with strong reactions from fans across the league. Some have been left in disbelief by the illusion of these boycotters, while others were downright laughing at the mere thought that this small faction of fans thinks that they can impact the WNBA’s viewership with their plans for a protest.
” What are people trippin’ about now? I don’t see anything wrong with the Fever having 41 games on national TV. Ratings and money are the two main reasons the Fever will have 41 games nationally televised. I will be watching other games, too,” said another. “WTF is wrong with people…. Some folks need a life and mental health help,” posted a reader.
“I’ve seen a LOT of stupid (expletive) in my life… but this is some next-level slowness,” a reaction read.
