Indiana Feverstar Kate Rinklark went back for the long-awaited return in his second preseason game against the Brazilian national team. Missing the first game, all eyes were on the star when she returned to Carver Hoki Arena, the old hunting ground.
In familiar territory, Clark praised her numbers and initials, witnessing her score and initials earning the first point of the game, a 24-foot running pull-up jump shot. Opening 3 behind her game, the heat escaped the gate with a hot start (8-0).
Clark missed the next three shots: Two from the midrange, one settled into the role of primary distributor, setting up a stage for Kelsey Mitchell, diving in the first quarter with five minutes remaining.
Amlan Sanyal is a basketball writer at Sportskeeda with over two years of experience. Amran has a soft spot for adorable losers, and for many years supporting Leeds UTD, the Seattle Mariners and San Antonio Spurs made him realize that there is more than just a championship.
After watching the San Antonio Spurs in 2012 and 2013, Amran began to fall into basketball. As a veteran legendary group, underrated misfits, young defensive studs extended the Spurs’ era of domination in a team-oriented style that reminds us of the aesthetic glow of FC Barcelona in 2011.
Amran has been supporting the Spurs, both after enduring Ray Allen’s horn heartbreak and for years in the wilderness after Kauhi Leonard. He hopes Victor Wenbanyama will become the face of the league as Pop rides the sunset.
When it’s not working, Amran is an avid quizer and podcast buff, and you can usually read books, watch movies, and listen to history podcasts.
