Fever must sign ‘enforcer’ to ‘protect’ Caitlin Clark from players who hit her, says former NBA All-Star

The Indiana Fever are back in the WNBA playoffs for the first time since 2016, thanks in large part to rookie Caitlin Clark. Despite facing multiple flagrant fouls and questionable hits from opponents, Clark continues to shine on the court. Former NBA All-Star Joakim Noah believes the team needs an enforcer to protect her. While some see the physical play as good for the game, Noah insists on addressing the issue. He draws from his own experiences defending teammates against rough treatment from opponents, emphasizing the importance of having someone who can dish out punishment in return. During a promotion for Emirates as the official airline partner of the NBA, Trevor Noah discussed his role and how people misunderstood him as a hater. He believes that the Fever team is lacking someone with his experience. Jackson Thompson, a sports writer for Fox News Digital, has covered major events like the Super Bowl and NBA Finals and has interviewed sports icons like Usain Bolt and Rob Gronkowski. Stay updated on sports news by following Fox News Digital’s coverage and subscribing to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.