Caitlin Clark Drops Awesome Take on WNBA’s Kids Day

In contrast, Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese has been a dominant force, particularly on the glass. Reese is averaging a double-double and has set a rookie record with 15 consecutive double-doubles. Her elite rebounding numbers and overall impact have made her a strong contender for Rookie of the Year. Some argue that Reese’s success is inflated by her tendency to clean up her own misses, though her consistency and two-way contributions remain impressive.

While Clark’s stardom and highlight-reel plays have garnered attention, Reese’s sustained excellence and statistical dominance may make her the more deserving rookie at this stage of the season. The race remains open, but Reese appears to have a strong case to claim the award.

Indiana Fever Rookie Caitlin Clark Delivers Epic Take on WNBA’s Kids Day

Even though the ROTY race is slowly closing in for Clark, the Indiana Fever star can still electrify a crowd on and off the court. Proof of that was when the former Iowa Hawkeyes star made her presence felt during WNBA’s Kids Day. In a video shared by Matthew Byrne on X, the point guard shared her thoughts on meeting her young fans.

This season, Clark is averaging 16.7 points, 5.9 rebounds, 7.6 assists, and 1.5 steals per game. Apart from putting up those numbers on a nightly basis, the Fever star is also using her popularity in increasing the reach and influence of the women’s league.

At 22 years old, Clark is poised to have a fruitful career ahead of her as a pro. And with her popularity extending towards the next generation of fans, it’s certain that the point guard’s star is just going to get brighter from this point on.