Caitlin Clark Shares Excited Message as Aliyah Boston Signs Record Contract With Fever

4 months ago

Caitlin Clark Shares Excited Message as Aliyah Boston Signs Record Contract With Fever

In a moment of joy, Clark celebrated Boston committing her next 4 years to the Fever with a historic $6.3 million contract. "Absolutely 🙌🏻 congrats AB!!!!!," Clark said on X, reacting to the news. The Fever have a lot of promise after making the WNBA Semifinals last year, one game away from the Finals. Clark and Boston are the future.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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4 months ago

Satou Sabally and Sabrina Ionescu Were “Squeaking” on FaceTime After the Deal

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Aliyah Boston Lands Record $6.3M Extension With the Indiana Fever

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Aliyah Boston Lands Record $6.3M Extension With the Indiana Fever

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Sabrina Ionescu’s New Deal Mirrors Breanna Stewart’s Pay Structure

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4 months ago

Breanna Stewart Says Her New Liberty Deal Is a 3-Year Standard Max

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