Caitlin Clark has time and again proved that she is a girl’s girl, especially with her sisters with the Fever team. Clark recently reacted to Aliyah Boston’s promotional pictures for her first season with the Phantom BC for the Unrivaled League. Boston played for the Vinyl BC in the first season of the league, but has switched teams for the second year which is set to kick off in a few days.
This season of the Unrivaled has seen a major number of changes, but one thing is pretty steadfast: Caitlin Clark will not be participating. Clark chose to sit out the debut season, citing her need for rest, something which did not sit well with many fans who felt that the player needed to support an up-and-coming women’s basketball league. This time too, the Fever star has opted to not play in the league for reasons only known to herself.
“Ghost ganggg (green heart emoji)” Aliyah Boston captioned her Instagram post.
“Yasssss” Caitlin Clark commented.
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Despite a big name like Caitlin Clark sitting out, the Unrivaled League has managed to do incredibly well in just its first season of operations. In fact, the league proved to be the highest-paying basketball league in the world for female ballers, only to be dwarfed by Project B, which will commence games quite soon.
Caitlin Clark Wants Something Unique For Her Shoe
Caitlin Clark dropped her Nike ad on Christmas Day, much to the delight of her numerous fans and followers. While the brand did not reveal much about Clark’s shoe line, the kicks are set to release sometime later this year. In her New Year’s Eve appearance on the ‘New Heights’ podcast, Clark confessed that she wanted to do something unique with her shoe line and not simply replicate what others are doing.
One thing that Clark hopes to do is to spread the incredible sole technology all across the bottom, rather than limit it to just the heel. Clark has apparently not decided on the colors yet and even joked during the episode that she might consider putting out Chiefs colors.
Caitlin Clark was also, of course, asked about who she would be cheering in the upcoming Super Bowl. With her favorite team, the Chiefs, out of the playoffs, it looks like Clark will be cheering on the Pats for one simple reason – Drake Maye. If not the Pats, Clark might also consider the LA Rams, headed by Matthew Stafford.
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Sabel has been working as a field reporter for People’s Television Network (PTV), mainly about the Philippine Basketball Association since 2016 and has been elevated to Executive Producer for sports in 2022. Aside from being on top of the Philippine sports scene, she is also a running enthusiast. You can also follow her on X at @SabelReyes2 and Instagram at @msabelreyes
