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Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark made a startling admission following her team’s 89-77 loss to the Seattle Storm on Thursday.
In the postgame press conference, Clark was asked about the best piece of in-game advice she’s received from a veteran this season.
“Nobody gives me advice in-game,” Clark said. “I wish.”
For clarity, Clark is talking about other WNBA players giving her advice, not her own coach or her teammates. It’s not uncommon for veterans on opposing teams to give rookies a few words of advice or support during or after games. Clark, whose arrival to the WNBA has been tinged with controversy from the very start, apparently hasn’t been reaping those benefits.
Despite not receiving any advice from league vets during games, Clark appears to be doing just fine by herself, leading all WNBA rookies with 16.2 points and 6.6 assists per game.
Realizing “Damn I really am by myself” pic.twitter.com/FyPjodLR00
— 🫶🏼 WBB 💕 (@wbbfanatic) June 28, 2024
💔 the post players give angel Reese and Cameron brink advice so why can’t the vet guards give Caitlin advice 😭? This is so sad .
— – (@SakuraUchihaHq) June 28, 2024
I think she was asked about opposing players giving her advice which makes it even more sad tbh
— ≷ (@r4c00ni3) June 28, 2024
She’s suffering 💔
— AFTER THE FUTURE (@SCOOPPYEE) June 28, 2024
It’s the WNBA against Caitlin honestly
— Darnell Carver (@Darnell1283) June 28, 2024
wnba players really are a bunch of jealous people. pic.twitter.com/IBbjq6kEVO
— DON PAQUITO (@richardong1) June 28, 2024Published 17 Hours Ago|Modified Jun 28, 2024
KRISTEN WONG
Kristen Wong is a Staff Writer on the Breaking & Trending News Team at Sports Illustrated. She has been a sports journalist since 2020. Before joining SI, Kristen covered four NFL teams as an
