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Archived story · published October 8, 2026. Coverage reflects reporting at the time. See today's brief

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Caitlin Clark says she blocks social media hate and enjoys hostile WNBA road crowds

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In her season-ending press conference, Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark addressed the social media climate and fan behavior surrounding the WNBA. Clark condemned the use of her name to promote racist rhetoric or discrimination and expressed support for her teammate, Kelsey Mitchell, who recently spoke about the challenges of playing under a microscope. Clark stated she manages social media by avoiding direct messages and shared that she enjoys the competitive atmosphere of hostile road crowds, while emphasizing that there is a line of rhetoric that should not be crossed.

In her season-ending press conference, Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark addressed the social media climate and fan behavior surrounding the WNBA. Clark condemned the use of her name to promote racist rhetoric or discrimination and expressed support for her teammate, Kelsey Mitchell, who recently spoke about the challenges of playing under a microscope. Clark stated she manages social media by avoiding direct messages and shared that she enjoys the competitive atmosphere of hostile road crowds, while emphasizing that there is a line of rhetoric that should not be crossed.