Indiana FeverguardCaitlin Clarkmight someday become a photographer—and she's already building an impressive portfolio after landing a camera gig with theIndiana Pacerslast week. The two-timeWNBAAll-Star even photographed none other thanLeBron James.
Clark has been keeping busy during the WNBA break. She and Team USA are coming off a dominant run in the FIBA World Cup Qualifiers in Puerto Rico, and she's using her free time to explore opportunities as part of media teams.
She was on the floor during the Pacers' loss to theLos Angeles Lakerslast Wednesday, working as an official photographer. Even MVP candidateLuka Doncicwas surprised to see her wearing a media vest. He later on said that he wants tosee one of Clark's games.
The 24-year-old guard later posted her photos on X,drawing praise from her mentorandNBAphotographer Bri Lewerke.
"I'd like to say I taught her all she knows but really she's just a natural," Lewerke said in a post quote on X.
Her next gig was as a broadcaster for NBC on Sunday when she joined the pre-game show for the New York Knicks-Oklahoma City Thunder match up. She was naturally asked by her colleagues about her photography gig.
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She shot like a pro but deep inside, she was still a fan.
"The King. That's my GOAT…. I swear we made eye contact so I sat down the camera and I smiled at him and he just looked at me with a straight face," she said.
She added that she had the photographs printed right away to make sure that the Lakers legend will sign it.
"It's a new hobby, you didn't even show the pictures I took of LeBron. I got it printed out and got him to sign it for me."
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