Fever Distance Themselves From Congress Letter To Cathy Engelbert

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Fever Distance Themselves From Congress Letter To Cathy Engelbert

The Fever said neither the organization nor Caitlin Clark had any interaction with the congressional group that sent Engelbert a letter about league physicality. Indiana said it was “unaware of their letter,” while stressing it has been clear publicly and privately about player safety. The statement follows renewed scrutiny after Alyssa Thomas’ foul on Clark drew suspension-level backlash.

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