Caitlin Clark has her eyes locked on making the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game one for Indiana Fever fans to remember. The 23-year-old guard is set for her second All-Star appearance, but this time she is taking on a bigger role with no filter about her plan.
Clark, one of the game’s two captains, plans to bring a piece of her regular-season squad into the spotlight. With the draft approaching and the Fever hosting the big game, Clark’s honest approach to team building has everyone watching her next move.
Caitlin Clark’s Draft Gameplan Centres Around Loyalty
Clark’s rise to captaincy shows her growth as a leader. She topped the fan voting with nearly 1.3 million votes. The Fever star will select her club with Minnesota Lynx forward Napheesa Collier. When Clark enters the picking room, fans rely on her to make bold decisions.
“Obviously, I’m going to try to get my teammates on my team. Why wouldn’t I? That’s the goal, and once they come out with whoever has made it ,I don’t really know how it works but my first goal would be to have my teammates on my team.”(Via X/Twitter)
Clark wants to reward her Fever teammates for their hard work this season. Lexie Hull, Kelsey Mitchell, and Aliyah Boston are all top contenders for All-Star selections for the Fever. Forward Natasha Howard and guard Sophie Cunningham could also make surprise appearances. Clark hopes the draft works in her favour.
Clark’s coach is ready to step aside and let her star guard wear the GM hat. Clark will lead her team on and off the court this time. Coach White has no plans to interfere with the draft. Clark’s draft plan is clear, as loyalty comes first, and her teammates go with her if possible. Additionally, her choices could shape the All-Star Game and her team’s energy moving forward.
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Caitlin Clark Ready To Rally Fever Fans On All-Star Stage
The All-Star Game will be held on July 19 at the Fever’s home court. ͏Clark k͏nows ho͏w special it is͏ to have this ev͏ent in Indianapo͏lis. Fever coach Stephanie White expects the city to show up in full force.
Stephanie knows Clark’s captaincy will only boost the excitement. However, when it comes to picking players, White made it clear that she would let Clark handle her own business.
“You saw it with the NBA and the ability for fans to show up and show out, …I am not a GM, so she’d have to talk to Amber (Cox) about that. She gets to pick her roster, so I’ll stay in my lane.”(Via IndyStar)
With the draft just days away, she’s ready to rally her city. As the league’s newest captain, she wants this weekend to reflect the hard work put in by the Fever and their supporters.
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