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Caitlin Clark has quickly skyrocketed to fame, earning widespread attention following her Rookie of the Year campaign in the WNBA. Her electrifying performances on the court have not only captivated fans in the U.S. but have also sparked growing international interest in women's basketball.
While Clark's star power is undeniable globally, it's in Indianapolis, her new home after being drafted as the Indiana Fever's No. 1 overall pick, where her presence is truly transforming the local sports scene. Already being hailed as one of the greatest athletes to play in Indiana, her impact is drawing comparisons to the state's sports legends.
Mullin hails Clark
One notable irer of Clark's influence is five-time NBA All-Star Chris Mullin, who spent three seasons with the Indiana Pacers. In a recent radio interview, Mullin highlighted how Clark has energized the city's sports fans. He also praised her resilience in dealing with the pressures of her high-profile rookie season.
"I love her game," Mullin said.
"A lot like Steph [Curry]. She reminds me of Steph Curry a lot.
"She showed a lot of toughness I thought. She showed a lot of toughness. Her skill is incredible. I love the shot making. WNBA is on fire, man."
Clark's debut in the WNBA was nothing short of extraordinary. She averaged an impressive 19.2 points, 5.7 rebounds, and a league-leading 8.4 assists per game, setting new records and making her Rookie of the Year win nearly unanimous. Her play not only broke records but also set new standards for the Fever and the league as a whole.
Despite facing challenges early on, Clark's composure and ability to rise to the occasion stood out, solidifying her status as one of the league's most exciting players to watch.