Caitlin Clark, fever teammate turns around in Pacers 6 vs. Knicks

Caitlin Clark, fever teammates initially appeared on Athlon Sports in Game 6 of the Pacers against the Knicks.

The Indiana Pacers had some humility in Game 5 of the New York Eastern Conference Finals as they were admitted to being beaten by the Knicks on Thursday night. The Pacers reduced their series lead to 3-2 with a 114-96 decision.

In that game, the Knicks led 6-0 in the game and never looked back, winning the wire tie, thanks in large part to the 14-2 season, which Indiana never recovered.

While the often overlooked Pacers received quiet performances from stars Tyrese Haliburton and Pascal Siakam, Siakam announced confidence in his teammates’ game 6. "It has always been our opposition to the world" Sicam said. "And I don't want this to change. This is something I keep telling my teammates - like we're here, no one wants us here."

Indiana fever guard Caitlyn Clark (22) Grace Smith & indystar & USA Today Network via Imagn Image

It's not that there is no one. Amid the hustle and bustle of the series' sixth game in Indianapolis, along the court are three familiar faces: Indiana fever WNBA stars Caitlin Clark, Lexie Hull and Aliyah Boston.

The fever posted a photo of the three and the walker re-displayed it.

Squad 🔥🔥🔥https://t.co/snafsazhsb
— Indiana Pacers (@pacers) June 1, 2025

Of course, since Clark lost his freedom a week ago due to limb injuries, the fever was the third consecutive loss and the second defeat. Indiana lost to Connecticut on Friday night.

Fans certainly love it.

One worth noting: "Love seeing squads supporting the Pacers! That's the real team spirit.

Another add: "Oh, they won tonight."

And more: "Love seeing Indiana men's and women's basketball teams support each other! unified!"

However, after a period, they were better off on Saturday’s game with a 25-24 lead and pushed the period to as high as six midway through the second quarter.

The Pacers will win. If the Knicks win in New York on Monday night, the Knicks could force Game 7. Either way, a team will end a major final drought-the Pacers were last in the 2000 championship game, while the Knicks were in 1999.

This story was first appeared on June 1, 2025 by Athlon Sports.