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After her first game in the WNBA Playoffs, Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark shared her thoughts on the MVP voting.
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark finished in fourth place in the MVP voting, which was unanimously awarded to A’Ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces. After her WNBA playoff game against the Sun, Clark shared her thoughts and feelings on the outcome.
Following the defeat to the Connecticut team, one of the league’s stars was questioned by reporters not only about her feelings regarding the game against the Sun but also about finishing fourth in the MVP race.
Understandably, the mood wasn’t the best for discussing topics unrelated to the game. However, the former Iowa player was firm in her response regarding the MVP selection, expressing her thoughts clearly despite the circumstances: “I mean, it’s cool. But at the same time, I don’t really care,” Clark said to reporters.
“You know, my life is very unaffected by that. I’m just going to try to go out there and help my team. Obviously our goal was to get to the playoffs, but I have a belief that we can come in here and we can win this series.”, Clark finally concluded.
First misstep for the Fever
The Indiana Fever‘s debut in the WNBA Playoffs did not go as expected. A tough loss to the Connecticut Sun, with a score of 93-69, leaves them just one defeat away from elimination from the contest.
Once the game concluded, star Caitlin Clark was clear in her response when asked about her team’s performance, expressing her hope to improve their overall play in order to even the series.
Approaching it one game at a time. I think that’s where my focus is,” Clark stated. “But obviously it’s pretty night and day from where we first started. I feel like that’s a lot and something to be proud of and find confidence in.”
Following the decisive loss to the Sun, coach Christie Sides was straightforward about what her players need to do to secure a victory in the next game. She emphasized the necessary adjustments and focus required for improvement.
