Caitlin Clark's Heartfelt Reaction to Viral Photos With Boyfriend

Caitlin Clark had some special guests at the Indiana Fever's September 5 matchup against the Los Angeles Sparks.

NBA star Tyrese Haliburton and Clark's boyfriend Connor McCaffery were in attendance, cheering on the rookie while sitting courtside.

After the Fever's 93-86 victory over the Sparks, Clark went to the sideline to engage with McCaffery and Haliburton.

A few days after Indiana's victory and Clark's postgame interaction with McCaffery, the photos of the two hugging and exchanging some words were released on social media.

Freelance sports photographer Bri Lewerke shared the photos on Instagram. She posted a few pictures of Clark and McCaffery after the game with the caption, "Caitlin and Connor (last three slides are Connor McCaffery celebrating after CC's one legged floater."

Clark then responded to the photos with her boyfriend, and was seemingly a fan of the action shots.

"Aw," Clark said. She then tagged McCaffery and said, "float gameeeeee."

Caitlin Clark finished the game against Los Angeles with the second triple-double of her career. She was the only rookie to have ever notched a triple-double in WNBA history when she achieved that feat against the New York Liberty a few weeks ago, and Clark has now hit that mark twice.

In the win over L.A., Clark recorded 24 points, 10 assists, and 10 rebounds while adding three steals in 40 minutes of game action.

The rookie has been sensational in her first season with the Indiana Fever. She's helped Indiana clinch a playoff spot for the first time since 2016, sitting as the No. 6 seed with a 19-17 record.

Clark serves as one of the Fever's most elite scoring weapons, but she's also one of the most talented playmakers in the league.

The first-year star is currently averaging 19.2 points, 8.5 assists and 5.8 rebounds per game. She leads all rookies in average points and leads the WNBA in average assists.

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