After starting 2024 with 10 losses in their first 13 games, the Fever rallied to finish 20-20, ultimately losing in the playoffs to Bonner, White and the Connecticut Sun. Clark enters her second WNBA season as a potential league MVP candidate; only Tamika Catchings, back in 2011, has won that award while playing in Indiana.

Caitlin Clark stole the spotlight as the Indiana Fever kicked off their 2025 training camp. On Sunday, the former Iowa Hawkeyes superstar joined her teammates for some scrimmage sessions, marking the start of her second year in the league.

Despite it being not even officially being pre-season yet, Caitlin Clark is already back in tip-top form. After a riveting rookie season, Clark is ready to get back at it for year two, and draining those captivating three-pointers that always has fans going crazy.