Caitlin Clark is the WNBA’s top draw and most highly sought-after player. Basketball fans who didn’t know her have learned over the past few months what she can do on the basketball court. Many were impressed with her Rookie of the Year campaign where she broke multiple league and franchise records.
From #1 overall pick to ROTY 👑
Caitlin Clark is your 2024 WNBA @Kia Rookie of the Year!
Clark averaged 19.2 PPG , 5.7 RPG, and led the league with 8.4 APG, becoming the first rookie to ever lead in that category 👏#KiaROY | #WelcometotheW pic.twitter.com/aNqeGgtXA2
— WNBA (@WNBA) October 3, 2024
While Clark’s basketball exploits are quite well known, she has largely remained a mystery to most. In a game of “This or That” shared on X/Twitter by the Indiana Fever, the point guard shared a little glimpse of herself and her preferences.
The rapid-fire questioning started with Clark’s preference for horror or comedy. She didn’t hesitate to pick the genre that makes people laugh. When asked to choose between cake or ice cream, she hesitated before going for ice cream.
Caitlin Clark plays This or That❓ pic.twitter.com/wWecLE5bir
— Indiana Fever (@IndianaFever) October 11, 2024
Clark also said she prefers summer over winter but wants ice cold instead of room-temperature water. The question she spent the most time thinking about was when asked to choose between a fancy restaurant and a home-cooked meal. She eventually picked a home-cooked meal, but added, “only if it’s cooked by mom.”
In Caitlin Clark’s first season in pro basketball, some WNBA Insiders thought she needed to bulk up a little. Because of the physicality of the game and how defenses tried to slow her down, they thought she should add more muscle to her frame.
Clark’s improvement in that area may have to happen over time as she said that she would prefer cardio over weights in the video. Many will be interested to see how she will appear when she begins her sophomore campaign next year.
Caitlin Clark is having fun in her offseason
Caitlin Clark’s whirlwind 2024 saw her reach the NCAA Finals and get drafted as the No. 1 overall pick in the WNBA. Despite all the pressures and hype, she led the Indiana Fever to the playoffs for the first time since 2016. She was a near-unanimous choice for the Rookie of the Year award and finished fourth in the MVP voting.
After such a hectic few months, she finally has some time to relax. Roughly a week ago, Clark and Fever teammate Lexie Hull started reviewing Swig Drinks. The two had fun despite the point guard’s competitiveness shining through in their beverage reviews.
Clark and Co. were left frustrated after the Fever was swept by the Connecticut Sun in the playoffs. However, she is just having fun in the offseason for now before gearing up for next season.
