Caitlin Clark was asked a wild question Sunday.
The Indiana Fever improved to 17-16 after beating the Dallas Wings 100-93. Clark has the Fever rolling over the past couple months. It’s certainly a tough time for all of her haters and critics.
However, it was a moment in the postgame press conference that generated the most attention.
Caitlin Clark suffered another brutal cheap shot against the Chicago Sky, and social media was on FIRE with reactions.
WATCH: https://t.co/TKbxLtMxMu
pic.twitter.com/aRrrf9LO0W— OutKick (@Outkick) September 1, 2024
Caitlin Clark asked bizarre question
Scoops Callahan has finally found the WNBA. For those of you who don’t know, Scoops is a character/stunt played by Tom Gribble.
He asks questions like an over-the-top 1920s reporter, but his appearances are pretty rare. Well, the WNBA was introduced to him on Sunday, and the moment was legit hilarious and weird.
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Never a dull moment in these post game press conferences 😭😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/pB6sD3K8lF
— Bri Lewerke (@brilewerke) September 1, 2024
I guess we know the WNBA has officially made it when Scoops Callahan shows up to ask a question at a press conference. Much like Clark, I’m not sure that I understand more than a few words of whatever that question was.
Imagine hanging 28 points and 12 assists on the Wings, pulling above .500 and then getting hit with that question. I think we can all understand Clark’s visible confusion.
Caitlin Clark was asked a question by Scoops Callahan after beating the Dallas Wings.
The moment below might be the greatest Scoops Callahan moment in sports history. He asked LeBron a question and to LeBron’s credit, he handled it like a pro and didn’t even crack a smile.
Back in 2019 Scoops Callahan also asked LeBron James if the Lakers could stop Luka Doncic's "razzmatazz, skiddily-do"
— Rob Lopez (@r0bato) September 1, 2024
Without a doubt the weirdest press conference moment in WNBA history, but that’s a good thing for the league. When stunts like this are happening it’s a clear sign the league has made it. Let me know at [email protected] if you agree
