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The Indiana Fever, led by Caitlin Clark, were eliminated from the WNBA playoffs after losing to the Connecticut Sun in the first round. Following an incredible rookie campaign, Clark spoke with the Fever during her farewell interview, offering her opinions on the playoff loss as well as the organization’s future.

According to Clark, the Fever must “taste the pain” and allow the playoff loss to “bother” them. She expressed her belief that Indiana has the potential to be a championship-caliber club and that she will do all within her ability to enable the Fever to contend for a championship. Visit the following link to learn more:

Allow it to somewhat annoy you because it will get you through the offseason, Clark advised. “How will it force you to work? To be in the playoffs, you have to feel the suffering. We think we can turn this place into a contender for a championship. That is my belief. I will exert every effort to assist this group in reaching its goals.” Visit the following link to learn more:

Indiana fell short in both Games 1, 93-69, and 2, 87-81. Although Clark had a difficult playoff debut, she managed to crank up the tempo in the elimination game, which allowed the Fever to have a fighting chance to go to Indiana for Game 3 of the series. In Game 2, the youngster recorded 25 points, nine assists, and six rebounds. Since Maya Moore in 2011, she was the only rookie in WNBA history to record those stats in the postseason. Clark recovered from a subpar showing in Game 1, finishing with 11 points, 8 assists, and 4 rebounds. The rookie shot 15.4% from three and 23.5% from the field in her first postseason game. Visit the following link to learn more: