Basketball World Erupts: Caitlin Clark’s Bullies Left Outraged as Indiana Fever Hires Enforcers for Her Protection

Indiana Fever Fortifies Roster to Protect Caitlin Clark and Chase WNBA Title

Caitlin Clark’s electrifying rookie season with the Indiana Fever was both historic and harrowing. While she rose as the face of the league, she also faced relentless physical play that often bordered on dirty. The Fever responded decisively, adding three veteran enforcers—Natasha Howard, Sophie Cunningham, and DeWanna Bonner—to protect their star and lead the team into true championship contention.

“Enough is enough”: Fever Brings the Fire

After a season of cheap shots and aggressive defenses targeting Clark, the Fever’s offseason moves speak volumes. “We needed to surround Caitlin with toughness and experience,” said GM Tamika Catchings. “These women bring both.”

Natasha Howard: The Defensive Wall

A former Defensive Player of the Year, Howard’s presence instantly elevates the Fever’s defense. She’ll defend, score, and make opponents think twice about roughing up Clark.

Sophie Cunningham: Grit Meets Range

Cunningham adds intensity, perimeter shooting (37.8% from three), and a fearless edge. She’s ready to back up Clark—and score beside her.

DeWanna Bonner: Championship DNA

Bonner brings leadership, playoff experience, and scoring versatility. Her voice and poise will help guide the Fever through title contention.

With this trio, the Fever have a new identity—fierce, focused, and fearless. The message is clear: Caitlin Clark is no longer alone.