Fever news: Would Caitlin Clark just prefer to talk ball instead of being 'political football'? Yes, but there's a catch
Some players on the Indiana Fever, like Sophie Cunningham, have made waves this season for comments about transgender athletes, but star guard Caitlin Clark mostly wants to just talk ball. Speaking to The Athletic, Clark was asked about…
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