The Indiana Fever star has immersed herself in the city, attending Butler and Indiana Pacers games, a Taylor Swift concert and more.

"The appeal of playing with young stars Clark and Boston, plus the fan excitement around Indiana now, will help the Fever land a big name in free agency or via trade -- something that would have seemed very unlikely a couple of years ago," Voepel wrote when discussing bold WNBA free agency predictions with his ESPN colleagues in a Jan. 10 article.

Fever will open a new exclusive practice facility in Indianapolis right next to Gainbridge Fieldhouse one year into Caitlin Clark's tenure

While much of the women's basketball world right now is focused on Unrivaled, many Indiana Fever and Caitlin Clark fans are still looking more toward the 2025 WNBA season. A large reason for this is the intrigue around what the Fever will look like with Stephanie White (who Indiana hired to be their next head coach) at the team's helm.

After the news broke, Caitlin Clark, the Fever’s rookie sensation who’s heading into her second season, shared a quiet but meaningful reaction. She reposted the team’s announcement on her Instagram story without adding any words, letting the news speak for itself.

The practice facilities in the WNBA are not always the most glamorous. Take, for instance, the Chicago Sky practicing in a public rec center or the

The Indiana Fever franchise is building a $78 million performance center in downtown Indianapolis that will connect via a skybridge to Gainbridge Fieldhouse, where the Fever play.