The Los Angeles Lakers vs the Indiana Pacers game had many Indiana supporters visiting the Gainbridge Arena as Tyrese Haliburton showed up to support his team amid his rehab period, and Caitlin Clark was also in the arena with her boyfriend to back the Pacers.
Interestingly, she was not on the sidelines as she used to be during the first half of the game and took on the photographer role for the Indiana Pacers. One of the photographers asked her about a possible injury situation during an NBA Game photography.
Caitlin Clark Responds To Worries About Ball Hitting Her During NBA Game
As much as photographing the live games and NBA Arena celebrities is a thrilling job, the risk of a ball hitting from any direction is always there. The pace of the game, the intensity of players, and also a misjudgment may cause small accidents. Fans even saw players like Shaq falling into the front row trying to save the outgoing ball.
Knowing the possibility of such ‘mishaps’, CC’s co-photographer asked her whether she was worried about getting hit by a ball in the NBA game. While Jade Jones, who was sitting behind the Fever guard, was generous and showed her ‘protective nature stretching her hands to protect Clark, the player boldly said, “No, I am not. I am not worried.”
“You worried about getting hit?”
— correlation (@nosyone4) March 26, 2026
Caitlin: “I’m not.”
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Knowing her, Jones also laughed and sat back comfortably. The player plays basketball with boys nd had been doing so since her high school days, which made her a tough individual.
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Moreover, the amount of physicality she encountered in WNBA games helped her get stronger. But the uncalled hit by a ball in an NBA game would be hurtful for sure.
Staying true to her words, she covered the first half action, and some of her works received huge praise, even LeBron James shared a photo clicked by CC on his Instagram story.
LeBron James Showing Love For Caitlin Clark
NBA’s two megastars were on the floor, representing the Lakers, LeBron James and Luka Doncic. While Doncic expresses a desire to watch Clark play live in a WNBA game, as he acknowledged her presence in the arena as a photographer, LBJ shared his photos from the Fever guard’s lens.
The 2024 rookie particularly shared solo pictures of her GOAT on her X, formerly known as Twitter, account and wrote, “The King.. Shot by Me.” The four-time champion also shared the post on his Instagram story, giving a fire emoji for the same.
Lebron liked the pics of him taken by Caitlin Clark. pic.twitter.com/2uyeyQhelF
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While the player did a nice job with the camera, she joined her boyfriend, Connor McCaffery, in the stands and enjoyed the rest of the game.