Caitlin Clark effect has Fever on national television for every game

The Indiana Fever generated a lot of buzz on Wednesday at their media day. Caitlin Clark certainly looks ready for the 2026 season after taking some photos and talking to the media. It seems the Clark effect will benefit the Fever once again during the superstar’s third season in the WNBA.

The Fever will have all 44 of their regular season games broadcast on national television in 2026. Indiana is the only team in the W with every game on a national broadcast.

WNBA fans cannot get enough of Clark, especially after she only played in 13 games during the 2025 season. But now Clark is completely healthy and ready to make a playoff push with the Fever this season.

She has not lost confidence in herself either. Clark explained why she thinks she is the WNBA’s best player in a recent interview.

“I think mostly off dead balls, I’m the best. I think I’m the best transition player in the league,” Clark said. “That’s where I thrive. Everybody knows that’s my game. Getting the ball off a rebound or in transition, that’s when I’m going to be the primary ball-handler more than anything.”

It will be exciting to see what the Fever can accomplish with Clark back in the fold in 2026.

Indiana finished the 2025 season 24-20 and made it all the way to the Semifinals without Clark. The Fever also won the Commissioner’s Cup without their best player on the court.

The Fever retained much of their core this offseason, bringing back Lexie Hull and Sophie Cunningham. They also extended Aliyah Boston on a monster contract extension.

It is safe to say that expectations will be through the roof in Indiana this summer.

The Fever will open the regular season on May 9th against the Wings at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

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