Frustrated Caitlin Clark Demands Question for Aliyah Boston After Fever Loss
Caitlin Clark was frustrated and wants some of her teammates to get attention. The Indiana Fever star demanded the media ask Aliyah Boston a question following a loss to the Seattle Storm. This coming after every query was directed to Clark for the first several minutes of the post-game press conference.
Three minutes into the presser, all questions were for Caitlin Clark. She fielded all of them, then said to ask questions to Aliyah Boston. Boston waved, "No, I'm good"––Clark then repeated: "Ask Aliyah a question."
— Matthew Byrne (@MatthewByrne1) June 28, 2024
Boston seemed content to not be on the receiving end of any of the line of questioning following a tough outing for the squad. Aliyah struggled much more than she has in recent contests and Caitlin was contained in the second half.
That didn't stop CC from continuing to put up historic numbers as she became the fastest player to reach 300+ points, 100+ rebounds and 100+ assists in league history. She also took the overall lead for made three-pointers made this season. Though she only attempted 9 total shots against Seattle.
Caitlin Clark is the fastest player in WNBA history to record 300+ PTS • 100+ REB • 100+ AST. pic.twitter.com/2fcrqQzrQV
— StatMamba (@StatMamba) June 28, 2024
Head coach Christie Sides did not think that was enough attempts for the rookie saying, "Caitlin Clark needs to shoot at minimum 15 shots a game for us. She's gotta get shots, we got to do a better job of setting her up and setting some really good screens for her to get her open." Sides had previously expressed how Clark has the green light.
CAITLIN CLARK FROM THE LOGO. 🔥
— Hoop Central (@TheHoopCentral) June 28, 2024
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Next up for Indiana is the much hyped first meeting between Clark and Diana Taurasi when the Fever face the Phoenix Mercury Sunday. Caitlin will have an opportunity to get more shots up and see how she stacks up with a legend of the game.
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