Myles Turner Supports Caitlin Clark’s Fever vs. Aces

The Indiana Fever clinched a playoff seed, and both Indiana basketball teams gave their fans something to celebrate. Indiana Pacers Myles Turner joined the wave by attending Wednesday's Fever vs. Las Vegas Aces game.

Since returning from the Paris Olympics, Pacers All-NBA star Tyrese Haliburton has attended multiple Fever games, supporting the home team and its star, Caitlin Clark. Aside from Haliburton, Obi Toppin has also joined in the local camaraderie, bringing his daughter along for the ride to perhaps plant the seed of sports early in her life.

However, unlike Toppin and Haliburton, Turner took a somewhat Hollywood approach by wearing shades inside. Nonetheless, Turner stood up for the crowd when the arena announcer made notice of the Pacers center's presence.

Although Turner received cheers from the crowd, the show was on the court, as it's been all season with generational star Clark leading the small market franchise to wins. Furthermore, the Fever played the Aces, who have the best player in the league, A'Ja Wilson, a two-time WNBA champion and MVP and NBA 2K25 co-cover athlete.

Wilson broke the WNBA's single-season scoring record last set by Jewell Lloyd the previous season.

The Pacers continue to set an example of how to support local teams regardless of the sport. In addition to attending multiple Fever games, Haliburton cheered on the Indianapolis Colts' home-opening match last Sunday.

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