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Fever clean house after failed season, but issues lie deeper than a front office refresh around Caitlin Clark
Every franchise in professional sports wants a generational talent on its roster -- especially when that talent is one of the most talked-about, sought-after and watched female athletes of all time like Caitlin Clark is.
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Indiana Fever president Kelly Krauskopf resigned and the team dismissed general manager Amber Cox on Friday, announcements that came between WNBA Finals Game 3 and Game 4. The moves follow the Fever’s 2026 season, which ended almost a month ago after a first‑round loss to the Las Vegas Aces. The franchise’s leadership changes underscore the challenges of managing a roster built around star guard Caitlin Clark, whose high profile brings intense pressure and scrutiny.
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