The WNBA is doing everything possible to obtain more ocular balloons about its greatest superstar, Caitlin Clark.
Six WNBA teams have already moved games against Indiana fever to larger places, and fever will play 41 of its 44 games on national television this season.
They are the most televised games at the national level for any team in the League, even more than the reigning champion of New York Liberty, which will have 33 games shown on National TV.
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The Indiana fever guard, Caitlin Clark, plays against the Dallas Wings in Indianapolis on September 15, 2024. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy, Archive)
That program is “a bit crazy,” said one of the best WNBA players.
“Obviously, people want to see Caitlin play, and you have to put people on television that people want to see. But, at the same time, there are stars throughout the league, and you also want good basketball,” said Minnesota Lynx Napheaesaes Collier star the “first shot” on Tuesday in ESPN. “Obviously, Indiana … it will be a great team, but not to have more defenders on television, I think it’s a little crazy.”
Clark has been the victim of some criticisms on and off the court of other WNBA players. However, Collier made sure that this was not an opportunity in Clark or fever.
Caitlin Clark of Indiana fever poses for a portrait in Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis during his introductory press conference on April 17, 2024. (Matt Kryger/NBAE through Getty Images)
“It doesn’t have to be where you are taking the Indiana games, but I think you can also raise the television games level for the other teams … [The Fever] I should have that amount of games on stellar schedule, but I think other teams should have more than they have. “
Clark’s presence in sport has brought the historical audience to the university and professional basketball. The last three games of his university career were the most seen female university basketball games in history. She also had several of her regular seasonal games More spectators than WNBA playoff gamesAnd his WNBA confrontations with Angel Reese were some of the most seen WNBA games in history.
The Indiana fever guard, Caitlin Clark, hastened to the court on September 15, 2024, during a game in Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. (Grace Holgars/Indiestar/USA Today Network through IMAGN images)
The WNBA teams even had to move to larger sands simply due to the demand for tickets that Drew Drew. Fever Sold 90 times more tickets during the 2024 season that in 2023.
