Caitlin Clark, a rookie in the WNBA playing for the Indiana Fever, recently opened up about a challenging experience she faced during a game against the New York Liberty. She revealed to reporters that she suffered a ruptured eardrum due to a tough screen she encountered on the court.
The incident occurred during a game in New York, where Clark ran into a screen set by Jonquel Jones, a 6-foot-6 player. Despite the impact, Clark praised the screens but admitted that she didn’t hear them coming, attributing it to her own fault. This moment served as a memorable “welcome to the WNBA” experience for her.
This wasn’t the first time Clark faced a hard screen during the season. In a previous game against the same opponent, the New York Liberty, she collided with Breanna Stewart, resulting in another impactful moment on the court. Despite these challenges, Clark has been performing well, averaging 16.2 points per game and ranking second in All-Star votes.
The Indiana Fever, with Clark on their roster, are set to face the Chicago Sky next. This season, the Fever have not lost to the Sky yet, showcasing their competitive spirit and determination on the court. Fans can expect to see more impressive performances from Clark and the team in the upcoming games.
As Clark continues to navigate her rookie season in the WNBA, her resilience and skills as a sharpshooter have earned her recognition and support from fans. Her ability to overcome challenges and deliver strong performances on the court has solidified her position as a rising star in the league.
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