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Why Caitlin Clark Wants More Off-Ball Reps This Season

Clark said it is “exhausting” bringing the ball up against full-court pressure every trip, which is why Indiana needs more help in the backcourt. She still expects to be the primary handler in transition, calling herself “the best transition player in the league,” but wants more chances to work off the ball on dead-ball possessions.

By Raahib Singh

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Liberty, Spotify Team Up to Bring Music Deeper Into the Game-Day Experience

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Liberty, Spotify Team Up to Bring Music Deeper Into the Game-Day Experience

The Liberty and Spotify have agreed to a multiyear partnership, giving New York its first official music-partner deal and marking Spotify’s first official team partnership in the U.S. The rollout includes a home opener block party, a season-long Liberty playlist, in-arena activations at Barclays Center, mascot content, and player storytelling woven into the game-day brand experience.

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4 months ago

Caitlin Clark Says Fever Fans Reminded Her It’s Bigger Than the Box Score

Clark said fans helped her realize support does not disappear on tough nights. She noted they keep “showing up and screaming and cheering," adding, “they don’t really care how many points I score.” For Clark, that perspective mattered when she was injured, reminding her “it’s not all about the way you perform every single day.”

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4 months ago

Why Sue Bird Sees a Bit of Herself in Paige Bueckers

Bird named Bueckers as the current player she sees most of herself in, not just because of position but because of how she connects people. She said Paige has “an ability to bring teams together” and create the kind of vibe that leads to winning. Even if their ways differ, Bird names their goal: “people vibing and getting along.”

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4 months ago

Raven Johnson Is Leaving the Caitlin Clark History in the Past

Johnson said she and Clark have not talked about that wave-off 3 from the 2023 Final Four because “that’s in the past.” Now teammates in Indiana, the rookie made the focus clear: “We have one goal. That’s to win a championship.” Johnson added she is ready to do “whatever I can do” to help the Fever chase it.

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4 months ago

How Shaq Helped Angel Reese Think Bigger Than a Shoe Deal

Reese said Shaq changed how she viewed business by making her think beyond just signing with a brand. When Reebok recruited her before LSU’s title run, she told him she wasn't chasing “just” a shoe deal. Shaq later convinced her she could “be the face of Reebok,” and that pitch helped Reese choose a place where she felt truly prioritized.

By Raahib Singh

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