VIDEO: Caitlin Clark Showed Up To Tonight’s Clash vs. Angel Reese With A Dress That Was So Short, She Needed Her Hand To Keep It From Showing Too Much
Caitlin Clark’s pregame outfit was a bit shorter than we expected it to be ahead of her matchup vs. Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky on Sunday afternoon.
The Indiana Fever rookie is playing her third professional game against her college rival this weekend, having gotten the better of her on the first two occasions.
Clark’s Fever are also picking up some pace and are now 7-10 for the season after their worrying start. They’ll be looking to make it 8-10 in their showdown with the Sky, who have since dropped form on the back of a decent beginning to the term.
Indiana took to X/Twitter ahead of the game to post a video of their players getting on the team bus to head to the game on Sunday.
Clark was first up and was wearing a surprisingly short grey dress that she had to keep her hand on to prevent it from riding up her thighs.
Check her out below:
chicago chic 😎
pic.twitter.com/PZfSfqUEnd— Indiana Fever (@IndianaFever) June 23, 2024
Fans Noticed How Uncomfortable Caitlin Clark Looked
The way Clark moved did not go unnoticed; some pointed it out in the comments.
“CC always looks so uncomfortable in these clothes Prada forces her to wear,” a fan said. “I wish they would just let her be herself…smh.”
“You’re right. CC is 100% basketball, 100% of the time,” another user responded. “Her attitude and demeanor remind me of Peyton Manning. I guarantee she’d rather be wearing some adidas pants and a t-shirt.”
The Fever led 46-45 going into halftime, with Caitlin Clark scoring eight points along with three rebounds and seven assists.
Angel Reese, who wore quite the provocative outfit herself on the day, had eight points, eight rebounds, and one assist, looking well on her way to a double-double.
Matas Buzelis Scouting Report: Potential Landing Spots for the G-League’s Sensation Ahead of the 2024 NBA Draft
Matas Buzelis (Image source: X/Spurs Interaction)
Matas Buzelis is considered a top-10 prospect in the 2024 NBA Draft, starting Wednesday, June 26.
Standing at 6-foot-10 with a good wingspan, Buzelis has the crucial physical tools in the NBA. His height and length make him a versatile defender and a potential offensive matchup problem. Due to his height, Buzelis often has an advantage when finishing on the move against wing defenders.
Buzelis averaged 2.7 blocks per game in the G League despite being a skinny teenager in a physical environment. His wingspan and vertical leap contribute to his shot-blocking ability, and his fearless mentality is an asset on defense.
However, Buzelis’ ball-handling skills are subpar, so he is considered a forward rather than a guard. His inability to create his shot limits his offensive versatility. One of the primary concerns for scouts is his inconsistency. Physical defenders can prevent him from getting to his spots, and he struggles to consistently maintain a high level of play.
Buzelis shot only 26.1% from beyond the arc and had 14 games without making a three-pointer. This lack of reliable outside shooting is a significant downside in today’s NBA.
Many draft boards project Buzelis as a potential pick for the Detroit Pistons, who hold the 5th overall pick. However, ESPN’s Jonathan Givony reported that the Pistons view Buzelis as their floor, indicating he might not fall below the 5th pick.
