Another key addition the Fever made is veteran Natasha Howard, a forward who averaged 17.6 points and 6.7 rebounds a game last year with the Dallas Wings. She, along with rookie Makayla Timpson, should greatly boost Indiana's depth and firepower up front.

Among those was Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark, who earned a 96 overall rating ahead of her second campaign in the league. Only three WNBA players received higher ratings than Clark, including three-time MVP and six-time scoring champion A'ja Wilson, four-time All-Star Napheesa Collier and two-time MVP Breanna Stewart.

Viral videos of Clark in practice contributed to her legendary status coming out of college at the University of Iowa. The NCAA’s all-time leading scorer recently told David Letterman that she once scored 22 points in two minutes playing against male practice players — and her words hardly did the video justice.

Clark is widely considered a generational talent. Her meteoric rise through college and into her sophomore year in the WNBA has been hard to ignore. The former Iowa product broke numerous records upon entering the league, earned multiple honors and changed the current fabric of the Fever.