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The Indiana Fever’s 2024 playoffs may be over after two games, but Caitlin Clark is expecting deeper postseason runs for her team in the future.
“It’s a good little taste of what’s possible for this organization and for this franchise,” Clark told reporters after the Fever’s elimination loss to the Connecticut Sun on Wednesday in Game 2, per ESPN’s Andrea Adelson. “There’s a lot for us to hold our heads high about. This team won five games two years ago. We’re a young group, a pretty inexperienced group, but we came together and had a lot of fun playing together.
“Sometimes the worst part of it is like you feel like you’re really playing your best basketball, and then it has to end.”
Clark continued: “The fun part is I feel like I’m just scratching the surface, and I’m one that’s nitpicking every single thing I do. I know I want to help this franchise get even better, help my teammates get even better, and I know there’s a lot of room for me to continue to improve. So that’s what excites me the most. I feel like I could continue to get a lot better, and before we know it, I’m sure we’ll all be back here and ready for the next year.”
Despite setting a WNBA playoff rookie record with 25 points, five rebounds and five assists, Clark was unable to power her team to victory on Wednesday night as Alyssa Thomas and the Sun clinched the opening-round series with an 87-81 win at home.
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