The Indiana Fever has just dropped some groundbreaking updates on Caitlyn Clark’s impact in the WNBA, and it’s making waves. Despite being on a break, the Fever isn’t letting up on spreading the news about how Caitlyn Clark is revolutionizing the league. It turns out, Clark’s influence is so significant that even top WNBA officials are acknowledging her role in transforming the sport. Before Caitlyn’s rise, the WNBA was struggling to capture mainstream attention, but her arrival has brought an influx of casual fans and revitalized interest in the league. This year’s viewership numbers are soaring, largely thanks to Caitlyn, with the WNBA’s average viewership now topping 1.2 million—a monumental increase. The league’s marketing efforts, including putting 36 of the 40 games on national TV, were designed to capture this surge, and they clearly worked. WNBA Chief Growth Officer Khloe Edison confirmed that Caitlyn Clark’s presence has been a game-changer, drawing in new fans and breaking records in viewership.

In addition to Caitlyn Clark’s impact, Angel Reese of the Chicago Sky has also been a major draw. The combination of these two rookies has not only spiked interest but also led to record-breaking attendance and viewership numbers. For instance, the Fever’s final home game before the Olympic break saw an incredible 1.7 million views, marking the 16th WNBA game this season to surpass a million viewers. The Fever has even sold out nearly every away game and is leading in overall attendance. The hype surrounding Caitlyn Clark and Angel Reese has also driven jersey sales through the roof. Their performances have made such a significant impact that the WNBA is finally recognizing their contributions, which wasn’t the case a few months ago.

Meanwhile, the Chicago Sky is capitalizing on this newfound popularity by investing in a new $38 million practice facility, set to open by December 2025. This state-of-the-art facility will feature top-notch amenities, including two regulation courts, a private lounge, a film room, and more, underscoring the league’s commitment to growth and success. So, shout out to Caitlyn Clark, Angel Reese, and the Indiana Fever—your contributions are truly shaping the future of the WNBA.