Caitlin Clark’s New Teammate Reveals Reason Why She Joined Fever

Kelsey Mitchell recently signed a supermax contract with the Fever. The deal, worth $249,244, extended Mitchell’s tenure with the Fever for an additional year. With Mitchell re-signed, the Fever’s dynamic backcourt duo of Mitchell and rookie Caitlin Clark remained intact, along with the promising presence of Aliyah Boston.

Colson also cited the trust she has with Fever general manager Amber Cox and the team’s new coach, Stephanie White.

“Stephanie (White) going there, Amber Cox talking to me… I had a vibe that I could trust the people that I was talking to and that’s how I felt about the Aces organization,” Colson added.

Caitlin Clark Shows Appreciation for New Fever Facility

Caitlin Clark , in an interview, praised her team, the Indiana Fever, for investing in their pliers, which he described as the franchise’s dedication to bringing the best out of their players. In particular, she showed appreciation for the new training facility being built for the team.

“I am very lucky and fortunate to be a part of Fever who are putting $78 million on a 108,000 square feet training facility,” Clark said. “The other big one in the WNBA is 64,000 so it just shows you the kind of space that we are going to have from mental health spaces to courts to hair salons just random things are going to be absolutely incredible.”

During her rookie season, Caitlin Clark averaged 19.2 points per game, 5.7 rebounds, and 8.4 steals. She set the WNBA single-season and single-game records for assists during this time and brought the Fever to their first playoff appearance since 2016.