Caitlin Clark expresses disappointment over WNBA's 4-point shot removal

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Last updated Jul 26, 2026

Caitlin Clark expresses disappointment over WNBA's 4-point shot removal
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Caitlin Clark, playing for Team Spoon at the WNBA All-Star Game in Chicago, voiced her disappointment over the league's decision to remove the 4-point shot introduced last season. During an interview, she remarked on her eagerness to take long-range shots, which the 4-point line would have facilitated. In the previous All-Star Game, the 4-point shots raised funds for charity. Clark did not participate last year due to injury but was a co-captain. Currently, she has scored 14 points in the game against Team Coop at halftime.

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  • Caitlin Clark plays for Team Spoon at the All-Star Game.
  • WNBA removed the 4-point shot for this season's All-Star Game.
  • Clark expressed disappointment during a pregame interview.
  • She scored 14 points by halftime against Team Coop.
  • Last season, the 4-point line raised funds for charity.
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At last season’s WNBA All-Star Game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, the WNBA introduced the 4-point shot to add excitement and quicken the pace of play. This season, the WNBA decided to remove the 4-point shot from the All-Star Game, and Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark appeared to oppose the change.

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