Fans are awaiting Caitlin Clark’s return to action, with the CBA discussions slowly taking shape. The player also dropped an exciting year 3 update, along with fresh Team USA aspirations. Earlier, the star expressed a desire to see the conclusion of the CBA discussions with her post to her fans.
While the star was looking to give a positive update on her fitness and preparations, her brother Colin took the opportunity to troll her.
Colin Trolls His Sister Caitlin Clark With Payton Prichard Comparison
Colin Clark and his elder sister share a great bond. Earlier, with their dog, Bella’s death, when Colin got upset, the star shared an encouraging message for him, looking to cheer him up. But the siblings also never miss a chance to pull each other’s leg.
As Clark shared photos of her latest workout, Colin slipped into the comments section and commented, “Payton Pritchard type.”
Earlier in the week, NBA star Reggie Miller compared the Fever guard with the Celtics’ clutch player Payton Pritchard, highlighting the positives of both players’ games. Many NBA and WNBA stars laughed at the comparisons, considering the impact of both players and the accolades won till now.
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Clark also fired back at Payton Pritchard comparisons as WNBA fans completely lost it over the epic debate. Amid this, Colin’s comment certainly won over the internet, highlighting the love between them. Though CC hasn’t replied publicly, she must have picked up a phone to react to his comments.
On the other end, while the player is excited to get back on the court, she is also excited for the upcoming Winter Olympics and showed her support via a new post in association with NBC.
Caitlin Clark Hyping Up Winter Olympics
The 24-year-old appeared on NBC’s pregame segment and also featured on their promotion of the Winter Olympics games, as Peacock and Comcast are the official broadcasters of the event. The WNBA megastar was in a regular hoodie and in the next frame flexes her Team USA hockey jersey.
Milan will host the 2026 Winter Olympics, with San Siro hosting the opening ceremony on February 7. Clark’s gesture showed her impact and interest in sports as she became a global icon early in her career.