The Indiana Fever has been showing its true potential this season thanks to the heroics of Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell, who are leading the way for coach Stephanie White’s side in their quest for the championship this season.

A retired legendary ESPN anchor mocked the network's coverage of Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark on social media.

If the Fever stay hot, does it boost Clark's case to dethrone Wilson? Or is Miles' strong rookie season enough to win the award?

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Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever defeated the Connecticut Sun 111-91 on Friday night in Indianapolis, behind a standout combination from Clark and Kelsey Mitchell.

She’s not usually shy. At her most comfortable, Clark’s running point and conducting the Indiana Fever’s orchestra of an offense, then turning to the sold-out home crowd at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, directing fans to stand to their feet and scream louder.

Former ESPN anchor Cindy Brunson criticized ex-colleague Linda Cohn's recent public defenses of Caitlin Clark, questioning why Cohn didn't show the same energy for the WNBA during their years together at the network.

Caitlin Clark’s message to Simone Biles was caught on a live microphone following an Indiana Fever game, drawing attention to the interaction between the two stars.