Caitlin Clark Calls Out WNBA Cameraman For Disrupting Her Warm-Up

Caitlin Clark has a lot to prove on Saturday.

After struggling during her first two regular season WNBA games, fans and critics alike are keen to see whether Clark will return to form during the Indiana Fever's upcoming game against the New York Liberty.

One of the most surprising parts of Clark's struggles so far has been her long range shooting. To this point, Clark is just 5 of 19 from three-point range during the 2024 WNBA season, which makes for 27.8%.

For context, Clark shot 37.8% from behind the three-point arc during her final season at Iowa, and never shot below 33.2% in any college season.

Which means that Clark will surely get her stroke back soon.

And she's surely hoping that will be on Saturday — unless, that is, a cameraman stops her from warming up correctly.

Saturday morning, ESPN's X account showed a video of Clark calling out a cameraman for challenging her while warming up.

""You're really trying to challenge me with the flash, I like it," Clark said.

Maybe this extra challenge will be all Clark needs to find her stroke against the Liberty.

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