“Fever President Kelly Krauskopf Steps Down, GM Amber Cox Fired in Major Shakeup Amid Caitl” — what this page in the network covers. The Indiana Fever are undergoing a major organizational overhaul, with president Kelly Krauskopf stepping down and general manager Amber Cox being fired. The moves come as the franchise aims to build a championship contender around superstar Caitlin Clark, who has transformed the team's profile and expectations. The shakeup also arrives at a critical time, as Clark's co-star Kelsey Mitchell is an unrestricted free agent, making roster decisions urgent.
Krauskopf had been a key architect of the Fever's recent rebuild, while Cox oversaw player personnel during Clark's rookie season. The front office changes signal that ownership is seeking a new direction to capitalize on Clark's talent and the team's surging popularity. With Mitchell's future uncertain, the new leadership will need to move quickly to solidify the roster and prove the Fever can compete for a title. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.