"Taking to New Heights" - Caitlin Clark fans elated at Pacers celebration of her future before podcast appearance

Last season, Caitlin Clark put on a historic rookie season and got the Indiana Fever back to the postseason. Ahead of her sophomore campaign in the WNBA, fans were amped by a recent hype video she appeared in.

Earlier this week, Gainbridge Fieldhouse posted a hype video featuring both the Fever and the Indiana Pacers. It primarily featured Clark and Tyrese Haliburton, the young stars of each franchise. One of the biggest snippets from it was a mural of both the All-Star point guards.

When the hype video hit social media, fans quickly began pouring in with reactions. While talking about Caitlin Clark's impact on the league, they also cited her most recent podcast appearance.

Other fans just got filled with excitement, begging for the start of the 2025 WNBA season.

"Is it May yet??" One fan said.

"Admin stays hyping me up," another fan said.

"Somehow 2025 will be an even more historic season for the Fever. I can’t waitttt," said one fan.

Following her impressive first year in the league, Caitlin Clark has been soaking in some much-needed downtime in the offseason. She's spent a lot of time playing golf, one of her biggest hobbies off the court. The Fever star also made waves by recently appearing on the "New Heights" podcast hosted by Jason and Travis Kelce.

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Caitlin Clark put in impressive company with Victor Wembanyama, Anthony Edwards

Still in the early stages of her career, Caitlin Clark has already racked up numerous records and impressive feats. As she continues to blaze her path, the rising star was put in some impressive company.

As the year 2025 kicks off, the people at Bleacher Report decided rank who the top athletes in sports will be over the 25 years. Sitting atop the list was San Antonio Spurs big man Victor Wembanyama. However, right behind him was Clark. Other notable basketball figures on the list include Cooper Flagg and Anthony Edwards.

Based on what we've seen thus far, Caitlin Clark deserves to be ranked highly on the list. For starters, she became the all-time leading scorer in college basketball for men and women. Clark then went to the WNBA, where she was named an All-Star and took home Rookie of the Year in her first season.

Still years away from her prime, Clark is likely going to keep growing her game in the years to come. If she keeps trending the way she is now, the Fever guard certainly has a chance to be one of the top athletes of her generation.