Fever Win First Commissioner's Cup Without Clark
Fever Win First Commissioner's Cup Without Clark

Fever Win First Commissioner's Cup Without Clark

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The Indiana Fever won their first WNBA Commissioner's Cup title by defeating the Minnesota Lynx 74-59, despite star guard Caitlin Clark missing her third straight game with a groin injury. Clark, who was named All-Star Game captain with a record-setting fan vote, supported her team from the sidelines and celebrated their victory in the locker room and online. The Fever's win was led by Natasha Howard and Aliyah Boston, and the team split a $500,000 prize. Clark's absence continued to fuel social media attention, particularly regarding her ninth-place finish in the player All-Star vote despite her popularity. Fans also directed playful jabs at former teammate DeWanna Bonner, who left before the championship. Fever coach Stephanie White stressed the importance of Clark's full recovery as Clark publicly addressed critics and remained engaged with fans.

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