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Aliyah Boston Reveals Reason Fever Teammates Are Upset With Caitlin Clark

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Dave Ettinger | Last updated Jul 23, 2025 10:12 PM ET

Caitlin Clark remains sidelined with a groin injury, however, her name remains synonymous with the WNBA. Seemingly every WNBA fan who follows Clark and the Indiana Fever wants to know her every move. And while Clark remains fairly accessible, even through the rehabilitation process of her injury, there's always something new the world can learn about their favorite superstar.

Fever center, Aliyah Boston, and Clark appear to have a close relationship. Boston has been with the team since 2023 and has been teammates with Clark since last season. They have a lot in common on the basketball court. They were both No. 1 overall picks by the Fever and both went on to win the Rookie of the Year award. They've also both been All-Stars in every season spent in the WNBA.

As Clark and Boston spend more time together as teammates, the more it appears they've come to learn about one another.

Boston will be co-hosting a new podcast with WNBA legend, Candace Parker, called "Post Moves". While this new podcast is set to premiere on July 30, short clips have already made their way onto social media.

On Wednesday, courtesy of @nosyone on X, Boston revealed the reason why she and her Fever teammates are upset with Clark.

Aliyah wants Caitlin to bake the team cookies lmfaooo

AB: “You guys should actually find her and tell us why she hasn’t baked us any cookies yet ok? She loves baking cookies and she’s hilarious.”

Candace: “Does she bring them to the gym?”

AB: “No she just says she’s gonna.” pic.twitter.com/hSwODVy78t
— correlation (@nosyone4) July 23, 2025

“You guys should actually find her (Clark) and tell her why she hasn’t baked us any cookies yet, okay?" Boston said.

This set a back-and-forth conversation in motion between Parker and Boston.

“Does she bring them to the gym?” Parker asked.

“No she just says she’s gonna,” Boston replied.

"So, you've never actually seen a cookie she does?" Parker asked again.

"No, that's just the word on the street," Boston responded.

"Have people actually tried the cookies?" Parker asked yet again.

"No, because she hasn't brought them to the gym," Boston finally responded.

So, it appears Clark has promised her teammates cookies. And it also appears that Clark has yet to fulfill this promise. And it sounds like Boston and her Fever teammates aren't pleased with this development.

With Clark already ruled out for Thursday's game against the Las Vegas Aces, as she remains sidelined with a groin injury, she has nothing but time to bake cookies for her teammates.

Time will tell when she'll return to the basketball court, and apparently time will also tell when Clark will bake cookies for her Fever teammates.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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