Caitlin Clark saying this while trying to hold back a smile is the best part of our day.
Caitlin Clark joking that nobody reached out to her about her historic triple-double is so spectacularly on-brand, and we love it.
By now, many people know that her Indiana Fever teammates wholesomely showered her with water postgame and that Aliyah Boston refused to let her NOT brag about making WNBA history.
So, we’re not shocked that when asked about the aftermath of her new league record, Caitlin said with a nearly straight face (and enough sarcasm to fill up Gainbridge Fieldhouse) that she didn’t receive a single text or phone call. Here’s the fantastic clip of the moment when Caitlin answered a reporter’s question about her record with a sly deadpan response.
Caitlin Clark on if her phone was super busy after the triple-double: “No. No text messages, nothing. Nobody reached out.” pic.twitter.com/85GUqSC5qK
Caitlin Clark on if she got any texts after her triple-double, and, on a question from Katie Lou Samuelson, if she will be in more TikToks with Aliyah Boston:
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Yesterday I ignored 10 tornado warnings to finish a Destiny 2 raid, didn't get the exotic drop, and disappointed my fiancée. Is there some sort of lesson here?
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Yesterday I ignored 10 tornado warnings to finish a Destiny 2 raid, didn't get the exotic drop, and disappointed my fiancée. Is there some sort of lesson here?
