Posted on 07/12/2025 9:20:47 AM PDT by MinorityRepublican
Indiana Fever president Kelly Krauskopf appeared to delete her X account, and social media users took notice ahead of the team's Friday night win over the Atlanta Dream.
The previously-active account with the handle "@k2indytex" is now offline. The account was believed to belong to Krauskopf. Fox News Digital has reached out to the Fever for a response.
The apparent deletion was noticed on social media the same day that comments from Krauskopf's introductory press conference resurfaced.
During Krauskopf's Oct. 8 introductory address, the team president spoke about making the Fever an "enduring brand like Apple," while discussing Clark's presence on the team.
"This is about the Indiana Fever. Yes, we have a foundational player in Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston, and we're going to continue to add to that. But I want this team to be a leader in the country and a brand, an enduring brand, like Apple or something. We have a real opportunity here," Krauskopf said.
Clips of that quote went viral on Friday, prompting criticism from passionate Clark fans.
In her full Oct. 8 press conference, Krauskopf suggested the team will look to move on to focusing on a new demographic, compared to the fans that it appealed to when it won its only WNBA championship in 2012.
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Jerry Krause was arrogant enough to think that he could find another Jordan. Of course, that did not happen. But he was right that at the time the Bulls were aging and the franchise had to move on at some point.
However, Michael Jordan had enough in his tank to compete for one more championship. If he wanted to do that.
The wnba has the female version of Larry Bird. Unlike the NBA, which was smart enough to recognize that, the wnba has doubled down on identity politics and tolerates CC. They’re blowing a golden opportunity.
the crabs in the bucket objected
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