Klay Thompson's father predicts Indiana Fever will make shocking decision about Caitlin Clark

The claim is incendiary because Clark is the nucleus of Indiana’s future and one of the biggest draws in the league

By SND Web Desk
June 05, 2026
Klay Thompson's father predicts Indiana Fever will make shocking decision about Caitlin Clark

Which was why any hint that the Fever was drifting away from her was always going to grab instant attention.

There’s no confirmed indication Indiana is planning to trade Clark, but the post from Thompson still created some noise because of how direct it was.

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Mychal Thompson made a stunning Caitlin Clark claim on X, urging the Los Angeles Sparks to step up if the Indiana Fever were indeed ready to move away from her.

I hear from a good source that the Fever don’t want Caitlin no more…“SPARKS…Go get her…NOW!!!” Thompson tweeted.

The line was designed to be fast moving. Thompson, Klay Thompson’s father and a long-time basketball voice in Los Angeles, did not back off the claim or treat it as casual fan talk.

That doesn’t mean it’s confirmed. Clark has been the Fever’s best player and the thought of Indiana voluntarily moving on from her would be among the most shocking decisions in WNBA history.

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Thompson’s post went viral, in part, because of the timing. Indiana has faced early-season pressure and public scrutiny surrounding Stephanie White and the constant reaction to every Clark moment.

Clark also just helped the Fever beat the Atlanta Dream 83-71 with 17 points, 8 assists and 7 rebounds. That’s the kind of play that gives the Fever no reason to do anything drastic and all the reason to continue to build around her.

The fantasy is obvious for the Sparks. Clark in Los Angeles would instantly affect the franchise’s visibility, ticket demand and national profile — which is why Thompson pushed the idea so hard.

Until the Fever prove otherwise, though, this is rumor territory. Thompson’s post made headlines, but the basketball logic for Indiana still points to Clark being the player the entire franchise is built around.