Caitlin Clark addresses offseason, racism, and Fever future in exit interview

Caitlin Clark met with reporters for her exit interview after the Indiana Fever's season ended. She discussed her offseason activities, including a trip to Iowa City and golfing, and spoke out against racism and hate directed at her and teammates. The article also covers Kelsey Mitchell's comments and the Fever's upcoming free agency decisions.

Caitlin Clark’s exit interview came days after Indiana’s season ended against Las Vegas, the same playoff opponent that eliminated the Fever a year earlier. This time Clark was available for the series, unlike the previous postseason, when injury kept her out. She also described an offseason trip to Iowa City for College Gameday and a return to golf, joking that her first swing was a whiff.

Clark also addressed Kelsey Mitchell’s earlier remarks about receiving hate as a Fever player. Clark said she contacted Mitchell, expressed appreciation, and credited her with support. She noted Mitchell had led the franchise for seven years before Clark’s arrival brought added attention and change. Indiana now enters an offseason with key free-agency questions.