How Fever's Caitlin Clark can win MVP at the FIBA World Cup

Caitlin Clark is coming into her first FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup playing the best ball of her three-year professional career.Clark and the Indiana Fever enter the three-week break as one of the WNBA's hottest teams. Only time will tell as to whether they will keep that same energy when they return to the hardwood on Sept. 18, but the Fever's scorching 12-4 run to the World Cup break was keyed by an electric Clark -- who has averaged 25.9 points and 9.3 assists over that stretch.MORE: Ranking USA's best MVP candidates for FIBA World Cup, from Caitlin Clark to Angel ReeseNow in Berlin, Germany for the World Cup, Clark will be among the contenders to win tournament MVP honors if the United States -- already favored -- win a fifth successive World Cup.Even on a loaded US roster that fe