However, WNBA may be a group of fans, which reduce the achievements and talents of the second year Indiana fever guard Ketleen Clarke, do not count the league general managers among them. On Thursday, as the new 2025 WNBA is ready to start the season, the League released its survey of its general managers, and Clarke found some mention between 40 questions. GMS was asked.
The largest: "If you were starting a franchise today and can sign any player in WNBA, who will be it?"
Clarke was an overhaling winner with 50% of the votes. A’Ja Wilson, MVP rule was second with 33% of the votes. It is worth noting, of course, that Clarke is 23 years old and Wilson is 28 years old, which gives Clarke a different benefit.
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For the 2025 season, Clarke received some attention as a potential MVP, and while the possibility of betting was in his favor, GMS does not see it in this way. They are raising Minnesota’s Neffasa Kolier by 67% of the votes. Wilson ranks second at 25% and Clarke is third with 8%.
But Clarke put an impressive double-dubkin on the pole, as he is the best point guard in NBA, which is the best point guard at 50%with the Chelsea Gray of Aces, ending a tie on the question. Clarke led the WNBA and set a league record for assistance in the previous season, ending an average with 8.4 per game.
To complete the double, Clarke was named the top shooting guard at the WNBA with 33% of the vote. It expelled the Kayla Macbrid of Minnesota and Sabrina Eansku for New York, which was 25% in each. Clarke set a crook record for 3-pointers made in the previous season.
More important for Clarke, however, it is that WNBA GMS saw his fever team as the possibility of being the best, with the acquisition of Davna Bonor "Most surprising" And bound as the lowest underraged in addition to Sophie Cunningham.
The fever will start its season against Chicago on Saturday afternoon.