Caitlin Clark reveals she's taken a Fever rookie under her wing

Clark is just about to enter her third year in the league, and she's not much of a veteran herself at 24.

Nevertheless, she's been given that leadership role from the very second she set foot in the building, and she's embracing it while still learning on the run:

“That’s the best way to learn — is to ask questions. I still ask questions to coach every single day because I still need to learn. I’m trying to do that not only for Raven but the rest of the rookies and new players on our team. She asks a lot of really great questions, so I’m just trying to help her in every way that I can,” she added.

Ironically, Clark and Johnson were involved in an incident in college in 2024 that made the then-South Carolina star go viral for all the wrong reasons, so there were doubts about whether they could coexist. That's all in the past now, clearly. 

Johnson brings a very different profile to the Fever. She's a physical, gritty, and asphyxiating perimeter defender who will look to pass before taking a shot.

That should be a perfect complement next to one of the most explosive three-level scorers in recent WNBA history.

The Fever are thirsty for revenge after an injury-riddled season didn't end with a parade as they hoped for, and with a healthy Clark and a revamped supporting cast, that's 100 percent on the table.