Exciting Indiana Hot News drew the attention of Caitlin Clark’s injury initially at Athlon Sports.
Indiana fever fever started a very competitive start to the season, with Caitlin Clark starting on the court, starting 2-2 years, with two losses totaling only three points, including nails against defending WNBA champion New York's Liberty.
However, since Clark was excluded from the left quadriceps strain for at least two weeks, the fever was 0-2, losing 3-4 Washington Mystics and 1-6 Connecticut Sun.
Even though Clark is still out, exciting news comes ahead of Tuesday night’s showdown (again with the Mystics).
According to Clark's report, Friday's fever game against the Suns attracted 851,000 spectators, making it the most watched WNBA game on ION this season, even if it wasn't on the court.
Friday's hot showdown with the Suns drew 851,000 spectators despite Caitlin Clark's absence
— Clark Report (@CCLARKREPORT) June 3, 2025
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The news attracted the attention of WNBA fans:
One fan said: "Whether or not, I'm not investing in not watching fever. But you can't pay me enough to see other teams. I only have fever mode."
Others added: "Caitlin Clark on Ion has a very good rating."
Another fan posted: "Win or lose, that's our team."
One fan commented: "I'm invested in this. I have a fever for my squad, we just need CC to go back and move."
The most watched WNBA game on any platform this season remains the season opener between the Indiana craze and the Chicago Sky, which has rookie sensation Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese.
On ABC, the competition attracted about 2.7 million viewers and reached 3.1 million, with the sold-out crowd squeezing into the Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
Clark’s impact on the WNBA – and Reese and other emerging stars – has nothing to do with women’s basketball and women’s sports.
Related: Chicago Sky Coach delivers a strong message about Angel Reese ahead of Indiana Hot Showdown
This story was first appeared on June 3, 2025 by Athlon Sports.