The ‘Caitlin Clark Effect’ lives on and permeates from the college level to the WNBA as the basketball superstar has continued to make an unprecedented impact off the court in her storied basketball career.
Clark’s first WNBA game on Monday was a road matchup for the Indiana Fever as they took on Connecticut Sun. Representing the first sell-out crowd at Mohegan Sun Arena since the franchise inaugural debut in 2003. And ahead of her games against the Atlanta Dream this season, the Dream have announced that their games versus Clark’s Fever squad have been moved to State Farm Arena. Home of the Atlanta Hawks.
The Fever visit the Dream on June 21 and August 26, two games that have already been sold out.
But the Dream will now move those games from Gateway Center Arena to State Farm Arena. Increasing their capacity and seating from 3,500 seats to 17,000 seats ahead of Clark’s highly anticipated appearances in ATL.
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