Caitlin Clark said she's talked with Kelsey Mitchell since her backcourt mate spoke about online hate she's received and the difficulty of playing with the Fever.
Following the Indiana Fever’s elimination from the WNBA playoffs, Kelsey Mitchell sparked intense debate with her comments on the online hate and scrutiny she has received while teaming up with Caitlin Clark. Clark held her exit interview on Thursday and strongly denounced the hate and harassment directed at her teammate.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Caitlin Clark still wants Kelsey Mitchell as a teammate — even though Clark understands that's not always easy.In her final interview of the season, Clark denounced the hateful messages Mitchell says she's received on social media and urged the soon-to-be free agent to stay with the Indiana Fever for one more season.
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark addressed comments her teammate Kelsey Mitchell recently made about the difficulties of playing in the spotlight with Clark and handling negative comments from fans. “As her teammate, that makes you upset, because you care about your teammates so much,” Clark said Thursday at the Fever’s end-of-season news conference. “You don’t want any of them to go through something like that. For the people that follow me, obviously there is such a microscope on me, and that
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