Caitlin Clark had been quite somber following her decision to sit out the entire season. But at the moment, it looks like things are quite jovial with the 2024 Rookie of the Year. As the Indiana Fever beat the Atlanta Dream, cameras caught Clark and the entire Fever bench erupting in elation. And with the vibe within the Fever locker room extremely jovial, Clark recently unearthed one of her hidden skills.
It is no secret that the 23-year-old is a champion basketball talent. Joining the WNBA just a year prior, Clark single-handedly changed the perception of female basketball. However, as she is forced to take a backseat, Clark is finding some new hobbies to keep herself occupied.
Caitlin Clark Admires Her Own Photography Skills
Clark recently became a photographer as Fever took to practice this Saturday. Training at the Las Vegas Aces’ headquarters, the 23-year-old wanted to make good use of her leisure time. Trying to lighten up her teammates’ mood before the all-important semi final, the 2024 Rookie of the Year clicked quite a lot of pictures. While some were candid shots, others looked like poses.
And that was not all. Clark sprang up in excitement when she saw her snaps shared on Instagram by Fever’s social media team. A glance at the pictures revealed snaps of Sophie Cunningham and head coach Stephanie White. Meanwhile, looking at the photos, Clark could not help but gush over her own clicks.
“Kinda ate,” said Clark. But there was more. The 23-year-old star guard also made sure that she pinpointed one particular snap of her head coach, White. Commenting on the post, Clark wrote, “Got ya Steph.” Surely, it looks like there’s more to Clark than just pure basketball talent. Meanwhile, trying to describe how big an impact the Iowa star has had on the WNBA, Ryan Ruocco compared Clark’s games to a concert.
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Clark still has three WNBA playoff records despite missing out on the entire season. And this particular stat is enough to understand how much of an influence the Fever star has on the league. To further put things into perspective, ESPN’s Ryan Ruocco recently described covering Clark’s game as going to a concert.
“I have never experienced something like what it’s like covering a Caitlin Clark game,” Ruocco said. “It’s like going to a concert and the anticipation when she pulls up from 30 feet, the reaction of the crowd, the attention from home, the emotional investment from fans, and a broad stroke of fans, is unlikely anything I’ve experienced in the sports that I cover,” said Ruocco.
Thus, it is evident that when Clark comes back next year, the craze will again shoot through the roof. But till then, the Fever star will be looking to lighten up the moods of her teammates with her funny antics.