Caitlin Clark opens up about four consecutive loss of the season, says 'hurts a lot'

Monday's defeat was a bitter pill for the Indiana Fever, as they continue their winless streak in the season's opening four games. The team's loss to the Connecticut Sun was a closely contested battle. Rookie Caitlin Clark expressed deep disappointment over the game's outcome, emphasizing the emotional impact of the result.

Speaking with media she said, “I think you can see the progress that this team is making and that's why this one hurts a lot, because we were right there. We had plenty of opportunities to open the game and then you don't…it's just some little things that we do to ourselves.”

After analysing the statistics comparing Indiana and Connecticut. Surprisingly, the Fever had better field goals and three-point percentages than the Sun, with similar rebounding numbers. However, glaring differences appeared in turnovers and fouls.

Indiana Fever committed too many fouls!

Notably, Indiana committed 17 turnovers, while Connecticut had only eight. The Fever also accumulated 24 fouls compared to the Sun's 13. Indiana's excessive fouling led to a significant free-throw gap, with their opponents attempting 30 shots from the line compared to Indiana's 13 attempts.

Notably, Clark wrapped up the evening tallying 17 points and contributing five assists. Despite injuring her ankle early in the game, she displayed resilience by returning to finish the match. Despite the disappointment of the outcome, she took a moment to appreciate the spectators at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

Speaking about it she said, “Yeah, I thought our crowd was great. They rallied behind us; they gave us some great energy. I hope they continue to come back 'cause it's gonna be a fun season.”

“We gotta remember we played two of the top teams in the league, and we were right there with the Sun tonight and had a few opportunities to take the lead and give ourselves a chance,” she added.