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WNBA Announced Bad Caitlin Clark News to Start Fever’s Offseason

The Indiana Fever’s season ended with a first‑round playoff loss to the Las Vegas Aces, and guard Caitlin Clark wrapped up her year at a press conference where she learned she would not claim the league MVP. The WNBA announced that Wilson secured her fifth MVP award, leaving Clark in fourth place behind her Fever teammate Kelsey Mitchell, who finished third, and Minnesota Lynx rookie Olivia Miles, who was second.

Clark closed the campaign averaging 22.3 points, 8.3 assists, four rebounds and 1.1 steals per game, a scoring mark that tops any point guard in league history, but the MVP vote did not reflect her statistical dominance.

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