Aliyah Boston's Admission About 'Gameday Routine' With Caitlin Clark Is Going Viral

Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston have turned into one of the WNBA's most talented duos early in their joint career. The young Indiana Fever stars have the organization on the right track, leading the team to a two-game win streak since the season returned from its hiatus for the 2024 Paris Olympics.

The Fever picked up a massive 92-75 victory over the Seattle Storm on Sunday, with Clark finishing the game posting 23 points and nine assists and Boston notching nine points and 15 rebounds.

Before the game, the broadcasting crew caught a personal conversation between Clark and Boston on the bench.

Clark attempted to hype up Boston, telling her that's she going to have a great game.

"You're going to be amazing because you are amazing," Clark said.

After the victory, Boston quote tweeted the video of Clark's message, mentioning that the conversation between the two is actually a game-day routine.

"Well now everyone knows!!," Boston responded. "This is our gameday routine and it’s the best everrr cause we are amazing."

WNBA fans seemed to love the connection between the two. Boston and Clark's conversation was posted by the Indiana Fever's main admin, and it has received over 180k views as of writing.

Boston's response also gained traction, with fans raving about the bond the two share.

"The best duo in the league," said one fan.

"I love them sm i need their jerseys in the rafters side by side in 20 years," mentioned another fan.

"Give me this duo every game for the next 15+ years," said another fan.

"AB + CC = AMAZING!," said another fan.

"That's who Caitlin is. She's the real deal." commented another.

Despite Clark and Boston being 22 years old, they've established themselves as two of the best players in the WNBA.

They recently shared the floor together at the WNBA All-Star game on July 20. There's clearly something special between the two on the court, and with Boston's recent comment, it's also clear that they share a tight bond off the floor.

The young stars have Indiana in playoff contention in the 2024 season. The Fever stands as the No. 7 team in the standings with a 13-15 record, which puts them in position to make the postseason since the top eight teams in the league punch their ticket to the playoffs.

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