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#Fever star Caitlin Clark, asked if her body language needs to improve: “It’s something I can always work on. …” “But at the same time, that competitive fire and that drive and that passion, that joy and that edge — that’s what people come to watch. That’s what they love.”

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Momma Savage4 months ago

She's right about that! Don't change CC. Bring it and leave it on the court. #DivaCC

m!ch | luv u cc4 months ago

always right.

Marshall Muse4 months ago

masterclass answer. never change 22.

ceeeelllzzzzz4 months ago

Never change #22 we are all here with and for you Caitlin 🙌🏽😈

Wilken Wilkins4 months ago

Getting asked about your body language in a professional league is fucking crazy. WNBA is the biggest joke ever holy shit.

Claire: Caitlin Clark Style4 months ago

i see you james 🔥

Lily4 months ago

This is what makes her so great

TaurusBaby4 months ago

Lmfao what's funny is what I want her to talk more shit on the court. Her latest 3 pt celly is too tame. Maybe I'm toxic idc?!?

Lauralin4 months ago

I hate the question ... they call out one person about this but not everyone else in the league that act the same way (a way that I don't have a problem with).

Not Cain4 months ago

She should not change her attitude in the court, she is right. I wake up in the middle of the night to watch her game and her attitude in the court.

Erik Pearson4 months ago

People love winning. If she plays well, the team wins, and her body language is true to her competitive spirit…it won’t be the story.

Just_Matthew4 months ago

@caitlinclarksty What other sports star gets asked questions like this?

BBR4 months ago

@caitlinclarksty We love our pain in the @$$ diva!! Don't stop being you CC!!!

CinderMomE4 months ago

@snoozingsnoopy 👏👏👏👏thank you, James!!!

Mike4 months ago

Amen CC!!! Agreed 💯

Mina Boyd4 months ago

When you are in the game the passion takes over. If you have never been a ball player you wouldn’t know.

𝚍𝚘𝚗𝚊𝚕𝚍 𝚋𝚊𝚛𝚗𝚊𝚝4 months ago

Uh who the fuq asked her if her body language needs to improve? *Asking for someone who used to do that job. Me.

MARTINAS ✝️🦌🏆 👊🏾👊🏼 Galatians 5:22-234 months ago

Never change CC 🔥🔥🔥

Moo2🌪️4 months ago

It’s CC the only the player in the league? Seems like she can’t do shit god damn 😭

Chansi4 months ago

@caitlinclarksty So... Caitlin is gonna be Caitlin 😂😅 Perfect 👌 Let's go win some games 😃👍

ATL_SportsFan19774 months ago

Who gives a shit about her body language? They would never ask that to some of the "OTHER" players in the league. It would be a media outrage.

Grace Wellman4 months ago

@_sprorgnsm Clock it 🔥🔥🔥

LeeSanghee4 months ago

@caitlinclarksty True!!! I love it!

ForFalcSake4 months ago

"That's what people come to watch."

Chris4 months ago

@caitlinclarksty She understands the fans and her role in the league better than anyone else.

Richard Roma4 months ago

Just do you!

AngelaY4 months ago

Just be yourself but prepared to take it if you play poorly

kirsten kamstra4 months ago

I love her sm

Connie Carberg4 months ago

She’s so right

Dot4 months ago

@drafts95452567 She perfect just like she is!!!!! WNBA /fever stop trying to change her please and ty

413fx4 months ago

"that's what people come to watch" She's wayyyy too focused on that aspect at all times.

CJ4 months ago

Nothing wrong with her body language. She need a change of scenery. Clearly Indy not the place for her, they refuse to let her be herself.

Julie4 months ago

The body language comments are so annoying.

cointossgirl.4 months ago

Atta girl 🥰

Michael Jennings4 months ago

Nobody with a brain likes that shit 🤣

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