Recently, the WNBA All-Star teams were announced, and the Fever had three participants in the festivities, including Clark, Kelsey Mitchell, and Aliyah Boston. Ahead of Sunday’s game against Dallas, the team honored its three All-Star participants with customized jackets in front of a cheering home crowd.

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But once again, Dallas rolled into Wintrust Arena with just eight available players on the roster. And that lack of availability, which sometimes referred to as the best ability, is catching up with the Wings (6-15) as the midpoint of the WNBA season nears.

The Indiana Fever faced off against the Dallas Wings on Sunday with the hopes of stringing together consecutive wins after an up-and-down season. Prior to tipoff, Clark addressed the team’s volatility, as they’ve remained on or around .500 throughout the year, and expressed the importance of consistency for her squad.

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Clark and Buckers were both the No. 1 overall pick in the last two WNBA drafts, with Clark being selected by the Indiana Fever in 2024 and Bueckers by the Wings in 2025.