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Topic: WNBA

Indiana Fever guard Kelsey Mitchell defends during a game against the Minnesota Lynx.
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Thursday, 7/2, 06:38 PM

Clark Leads a Fever Takeover of the WNBA All-Star Starting Lineup

  • The Indiana Fever will send three starters to this year's WNBA All-Star Game, led by Caitlin Clark, after Clark and teammate Aliyah Boston finished one-two in fan voting.
  • The game returns to Chicago's United Center on July 25 — but with no Los Angeles Sparks player among the starters.

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