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Caitlin Clark's Wordless Reaction to Fever Announcement

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Angelo Guinhawa | Last updated Mar 20, 2025 6:47 PM ET

The Indiana Fever will be in the spotlight a lot during the 2025 WNBA season, and it looks like Caitlin Clark is excited about that.

On Thursday, the WNBA revealed its national broadcast schedule for the 2025 campaign. Interestingly, out of the Fever's 44 games, 41 of them will be televised. According to Indiana itself, that's the "most national TV games in franchise history" and "most national TV games for a single team in WNBA history."

In order to announce their broadcast schedule, the Fever released a hype video, along with the caption, "coming to a screen and arena near you."

The team added, "the broadcast schedule is here, and we have a WNBA-record 41 games on national TV."

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As for Caitlin Clark, she quickly reacted after the schedule was revealed, sharing the Fever's post on her Instagram Stories. While the star playmaker did not include any caption in it, her feelings were crystal clear.

Having the most nationally televised games is certainly a testament to how impactful the team has been to the WNBA.

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For what it's worth, Caitlin Clark is unarguably the biggest reason why the Fever have soared in popularity over the past year. She's the most impactful player the league has ever seen, and the numbers back it up.

In their first season after selecting Clark with the No. 1 pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, the Fever set several TV viewership records, including the two most-watched WNBA games on ABC ever (against the Seattle Storm in August and the New York Liberty in May).

Indiana also drew a total of 340,715 fans at home throughout the campaign, breaking the single-season record for most home attendance. The Liberty previously held the record with 250,565 fans in 2001.

Considering the Fever's success with Clark, it's not surprising that the WNBA decided to give them plenty of TV games.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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