Caitlin Clark will like get Erica Wheeler's starting PG spot. But don't expect any animosity from the former #WNBA All-Star.

More via Indiana Fever Insider Chloe Peterson:

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Erica Wheeler was the Fever’s point guard last season. With Caitlin Clark coming in, that’s likely to change.

Still, Wheeler has been one of Clark’s biggest supporters since day one, and she loves being a ‘big sister’ to the rookie.

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Some more Fever practice in day 2 of training camp, running with different lineups

Some updates on personnel in training camp:
- Kelsey Mitchell is day-to-day with an ankle injury.
- Damiris Dantas is having visa issues, which is why she wasn't at camp today.

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Three weeks ago, Caitlin Clark was playing in the national championship game. Now, she’s starting Indiana Fever training camp.

On staying in basketball shape and adjusting to the WNBA pace of play:
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We’ve got some 15-second shot clock five-on-five drills

Some early drills with seemingly the first and second teams.

*Kelsey Mitchell is out with an ankle injury to start camp

📍First day of Fever training camp

Damiris Dantas is the only player not here to start training camp.

Some questions heading into Fever training camp tomorrow, including how will Caitlin Clark gel with her teammates? How will the other two draftees fit in?

And others over at IndyStarSports
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WNBA training camp is around the corner, and the Fever will have to make three cuts to the roster by May 13.

Ahead of camp, I broke down who is protected, who is a blue chip, who has an edge, and who is on the bubble for IndyStarSports:
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Some more details on Bevilaqua joining the staff: she was an assistant coach for the Mercury in 2023, working with Diana Taurasi, and a coach in a semi-professional league in New Zealand in 2022.

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A fan-favorite, she played for the Fever from 2005-10 and was a member of the All-Decade team.

She comes to the Fever from the Phoenix Mercury, where she was an assistant coach in 2023.

There’s a shirt in the Fever’s draft merch drop that features Caitlin Clark looking forward, ball in hand.

The artist, Sam Woj, wanted to emphasize Clark’s court vision specifically. Oh, and she painted it with a basketball as her brush.

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To replace Sara Scalia, Indiana found a strong 3-point shooter in Penn State transfer Shay Ciezki.

She shot 42.3% from 3-point range last season, averaging 11.5 points per game as a sophomore.

From me and Alexandria Burris (mostly Alex) a look at the legal side. It’s going to be fascinating to see how the stadium saga unfolds. indystar.com/story/news/loc…

Will have one more story coming, a look at the inner workings of some things like why Indy, why now and MLS expansion fees.

Some details on Karoline Striplin, IU's newest post player out of Tennessee.

“Karoline is a tough post player who can score inside and out while also establishing herself as a great post defender,' coach Moren said.

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IU has bolstered its frontcourt with Tennessee transfer Karoline Striplin, who started 11 games last season and played in all 33. She averaged 7.2 points and 3.1 rebounds. #iuwbb

The Fever are starting camp with 15 players on the roster, so they’ll need to make three cuts by May 13.

Kelsey Mitchell’s ankle injury is also new — not sure how bad it is, or if it’ll extend into the season.

The beginning of a powerful duo in the league 👀

Last night, Caitlin Clark became the first two-time award winner in the 94-year history of the AAU James Sullivan Award.

While she couldn't be at the award ceremony in New York, her high school coach accepted the award in her honor.

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