
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark has signaled her intent to play an active role in shaping the team’s offseason roster, particularly as the franchise evaluates its free-agent options. Clark, the three-time All-Star guard, emphasized that she and teammate Aliyah Boston will collaborate closely with general manager Amber Cox to discuss potential additions, leveraging their insights on player fit and locker-room dynamics.
While Cox retains ultimate decision-making authority, Clark stressed that her input is valued, especially as the Fever consider re-signing key players like Kelsey Mitchell, who will enter unrestricted free agency. The team’s early playoff exit against the Las Vegas Aces—culminating in a 94-83 loss at Michelob ULTRA Arena—may also prompt the front office to bolster the roster, with Clark eager to host free-agent visits and advocate for the Fever’s needs.
The offseason presents a pivotal opportunity for the team to rebuild after a disappointing postseason run, and Clark’s involvement could be a defining factor in their recruitment strategy.

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