Boston Celtics legend Bob Cousy said the WNBA should be “kissing the ground” that Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark walks on. Here’s why Cousy, 97, made a bold statement about the WNBA and Clark, 23.

Boston Celtics point guard and NBA Hall of Famer Bob Cousy may have just turned 97 years old, but you can bet your last dollar he's still very invested in what's going on in the game that he loves. One of those instances being the superstardom of Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark,

Caitlin Clark still isn't certain when she will return to the floor for the Indiana Fever, and the uncertainty around her injury grew even more concerning after the team's news on Friday. The team announced that guards Sydney Colson and Aari McDonald will miss the remainder of the 2025 WNBA season after both went down with injuries during the team's loss to the Phoenix Mercury on Thursday.

Earlier this week, the Fever announced that guards Aari McDonald (broken bone in her foot) and Sydney Colson (torn ACL) would miss the remainder of 2025. With Caitlin Clark still nursing a long-term groin injury, the Fever had roster space to bring in another player.

The Indiana Fever currently have a 17-14 record during the 2025 WNBA season. They are sitting in fifth place in the league standings, just 2.5 games back from home-court advantage in the playoffs. Star point guard Caitlin Clark has only played in 13 games this year for the Fever,