The former teammate of Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fover Angel Reese in Surprise Wnba Move

Indiana’s fever is making important low season movements while looking to build on the Caitlin Clark debut campaign.

Inspired by him WNBAThe rookie of the year in 2024, the fever registered its best record (20-20) and the first appearance in the playoffs in seven years.

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Now, they are ready for an innovative season with a great review already in progress.

Stephanie White has returned For a second period as a chief coach, after having been to the helm for his last appearance in the playoffs in 2016.

The franchise also brought Dewanna Bonner and Natasha Howard, who have won five WNBA championships among them, as well as twice Sydney Colson champion.

“They know what is needed to win, they know what is needed to reach the finals, they know what is needed to win championships.” Clarify He said in a Endorsement of newcomers.

“I think it’s exactly what we needed in our costumes. They are not just good basketball players, they are great leaders and great people and I know that the main office prioritized that.”

Meanwhile, fever has also announced plans for a New delivery practice faultdemonstrating that they are committed to making movements on and off the court.

But Indiana did not do there and added another valuable defensive piece to her front track signing Brianna Turner on Sunday.

The 28 -year -old spent 2024 with Chicago Sky, where she was a teammate with Angel Reese.

Veteran of the Six -Years League, Turner played a backup role behind the Note Reese and Kamilla Cardoso last season.

Although he has no championship in his name, he has extensive experience in playoffs, after having been in the postseason four times.

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Turner will now hope to help Clark and the fever to make a deep career in the playoffs in 2025, after having failed with Reese and Co. last season.

Clark and Reese, of course, have been painted as two of the greatest rivals of the WNBA, Back to his university days.

But although everyone has been trying to face the two superstars with each other, Clark said last year that he does not understand the discussion that often surrounds them.

“I don’t understand that at all,” he said about rivalry after being announced as the 2024 athlete of Time magazine.

“We are not better friends, in any way, but we are very respectful of each other.

“Yes, we have had tremendous battles. But when I have once kept it? And when has it kept me?”

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The pair is ready for battle again when they are for the first game of season 2025 on May 17.

And with the fever making important low season movements, there will be an air in advance in Gainbridge Fieldhouse, it is coming, and Clark already predicts great things.

“This is the franchise of all female sports, I say, no matter what sport it is,” he said.

“They see the type of crowds we get, the emotion we are generating not only in Indiana but throughout the country.

“I think that the next few years will be incredible to this franchise and will continue to be, hopefully, the next 10 years. Hopefully, we won some championships.”