Two Ways Caitlin Clark Can Move Closer to Winning MVP in 2025
Can Caitlin Clark secure the WNBA MVP in 2025?
After winning the 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year Award and finishing fourth in MVP voting, Caitlin Clark showed immense promise. While A’ja Wilson claimed the MVP title, Clark’s performance suggests she could be a strong contender for the award in 2025. At just 22 years old, Clark still has room to grow, and there are two specific areas of her game that could help her make a stronger push for the MVP next season.
1. Addressing Turnovers
While Clark had a standout 2024 season, turnovers were a significant issue. Her 5.6 turnovers per game was the highest in the WNBA, far outpacing the second-highest total of 3.6 by Alyssa Thomas. It’s important to note that Clark often faced heavy defensive pressure as a guard, and some of those turnovers weren’t entirely her fault. However, reducing turnovers will be crucial for her and the Fever in 2025. While teammates can assist in easing her load, the responsibility ultimately lies with Clark. As a star player, she will be expected to minimize mistakes and lead by example.
2. Improving Shooting Efficiency
Clark averaged 19.2 points per game in 2024, but her shooting efficiency left room for improvement. She posted a field goal percentage of 41.7% and a three-point percentage of 34.4%. While those numbers aren’t poor, Clark has the potential to be more efficient. Defenses often focused on shutting her down, leaving her with limited open opportunities. However, as she gains more experience in the WNBA, Clark should become more consistent and effective with her shooting.
If she can reduce turnovers and increase her shooting efficiency, Caitlin Clark will have a strong case for the 2025 WNBA MVP Award.
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