Caitlin Clark's Rising Star Sparks 41 National TV Games for Indiana Fever

Caitlin Clark, a star player for the Indiana Fever, has significantly transformed the landscape of women's basketball, attracting a new fan base and increasing league revenue. Heading into her sophomore season, Clark's impact is reflected in the staggering 41 out of 44 games being nationally televised, highlighting her popularity and the attention she has garnered. WNBA legend Lisa Leslie has publicly praised Clark, emphasizing her humility and support for the history of women's basketball and fellow players. Despite facing criticism from some quarters, Leslie argues that Clark's success benefits the entire league, stating, 'when one player eats, we’re all eating.' Clark's prowess on the court was evident in her rookie season, where she averaged impressive stats, and her influence continues to build excitement for the upcoming season, including a sold-out preseason game in her home state of Iowa. As the Fever prepares for the new season, Clark remains a central figure in the WNBA's growth and visibility.