Caitlin Clark has a question for her team's social media manager. The Indiana Fever star playfully roasted a new video tribute to teammate Aliyah Boston. Her comment quickly drew thousands of likes and a reply from Boston herself.

"Respectfully how am I supposed to watch this?" Clark commented on the video.

The video was so stretched that the plays were not clearly visible.

The 24-year-old also added, "Now I have a migraine," to which Boston directly replied to her, saying it gave her, "The biggest headache." Both of Clark's comments have now cumulatively crossed over 8,500 likes.

Apart from the players themselves, even fans were confused and found it amusing as to why there was a need to put out content like this on the team's official social media handle. Some of the reactions from fans included:

Well, to the team page handler's credit, they did mention the "tallness" of the video in the caption. Maybe it was a way to attract more viewers and get people talking, and sure enough, props need to be given.

"Take a look at her best career blocks, the TALL way." Caption via Indiana Fever's official page.

Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston and the Indiana Fever's plans ahead of the 2026 WNBA season

After going through a series of rough patches due to injury, Caitlin Clark is finally back full-time and will be featuring alongside fellow teammate Aliyah Boston in the recently announced 12-player roster for Team USA in the World Cup Qualifiers happening next month in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

With the team's core centred around the duo of Clark and Boston, the addition of the guard is the biggest boost a team can receive going fresh into a new season, even more so than any new signing.

Next season will be the franchise's biggest test in its renaissance era, as they go into it as favourites to lift the WNBA title.

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Written by

Joy Bassy

Edited by

Siddharth Shirwadkar