Caitlin Clark poked fun at Kelsey Plum on Instagram on Sunday, July 20, amid the controversy over Plum's comments about Clark's team at the WNBA All-Star Game.

The Indiana Fever and Caitlin Clark are holding serve in the WNBA Power Rankings coming out of the All-Star break.

Before the matchup against New York, Fever star Sophie Cunningham shared her thoughts on Caitlin Clark ’s role in the All-Star game. Clark served as an assistant coach and vocal leader on the sideline for her WNBA All-Star team, since the Fever star was nursing a groin injury.

Kelsey Plum Calls Out Caitlin Clark Team In WNBA All-Star Press Conference originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

As a pro athlete, Caitlin Clark has access to some of the most innovative wellness treatments—red-light therapy, dry needling, hyperbaric oxygen chambers—which she’s currently using as she recovers from the groin injury that kept her from competing in Friday’s 3-point contest and Saturday's All-Star Game during the WNBA All-Star Weekend.

Her injury-marred sophomore season has been frustrating, but the future’s still very bright for her and the WNBA.

Because Clark did not directly answer the question about how her WNBA pay stacks up against her endorsement deals, a December 2024 report from Sportico has been resurfacing. In the article from Kurt Badenhausen, it was revealed that Clark brings in around $11 million between endorsement deals with State Farm, Wilson, Gatorade, Nike, and others.

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