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With Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston, Indiana Fever GM sees ‘championship’ potential

Lin Dunn compared the new Boston-Clark combo to Sue Bird and Lauren Jackson in Seattle.

By: The Athletic

Apr 16 2024
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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Fever GM Lin Dunn knows the Caitlin Clark effect is coming. In fact, it’s already started. More than 6,000 fans turned out for the Fever’s WNBA Draft party at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Monday, more fans than 17 of the team’s 20 ... [3897 chars]

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