Caitlin Clark may be a sharpshooter on the basketball court, but her mini-golf skills? Not so much! During a recent appearance on The Eli Manning Show, Clark found herself in a fun and revealing challenge.
The rules were simple: make the shot, avoid the question; miss it, and answer honestly. And while Clark may have missed a few shots, she definitely didn’t miss the opportunity to throw some teammates under the bus!
Clark dished the dirt on her teammates
The first question came after Clark missed a putt.
“Who on the Indiana Fever would be the least likely to pick up the bill at a team dinner?”
Without hesitation, Clark named teammate Lexie Hull.
“Least likely? Probably Lexie, Lexie Hull,” she responded, much to the amusement of everyone. Despite Hull’s impressive 3-year, $217,502 contract and growing reputation as one of the Fever’s most exciting prospects, it seems the six-foot-one guard isn’t exactly eager to grab the check!
But Clark wasn’t finished with the fun just yet. Later, Manning asked her which WNBA player she’d want to see in a dunk tank at a carnival.
“Honestly? I’m going with my post duo… I’m going Aliyah Boston.”
The duo, known for their dominant on-court chemistry, wasn’t immune to a little friendly rivalry.
“She’s always talking crap about me, so this is my chance to get a little revenge,” Clark laughed, showing their playful competitive dynamic.
It’s clear that Clark, Boston, and Hull share a bond that goes beyond basketball. Their team chemistry has made the Indiana Fever a contender, and their camaraderie off the court is just as strong.
With Clark’s candid responses during the Eli Manning Show segment, fans got a behind-the-scenes look at the lighthearted side of the Fever’s close-knit squad.
As the Indiana Fever gears up for the upcoming season, one thing is certain: the team’s chemistry-both on and off the court-will be a key factor in their quest for a title. And with Caitlin Clark leading the way, the journey promises to be full of fun moments, on and off the court.
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