Caitlin Clark’s Wild Reaction to Sophie Cunningham’s Clutch shot Steals the Spotlight

Caitlin Clark’s Epic Reaction to Sophie Cunningham’s Clutch Three

Caitlin Clark may have been sidelined, but she was still the most animated person in the building during Tuesday night’s Commissioner’s Cup Final.

The Indiana Fever were without Clark due to a lingering groin injury, her third straight missed game. But that didn’t stop the team from stunning the Minnesota Lynx 74-59 to win their first-ever Cup title. And no moment summed up the energy of the night better than Clark’s wild reaction to a clutch three from Sophie Cunningham.

Cunningham Steps Up Big, and Clark Goes Off

Cunningham delivered a season-high 13 points, adding seven rebounds and a key assist off the bench. But it was her dagger from deep with just over four minutes to go that put the Fever up by 12. And effectively shut the door on Minnesota.

As the shot hit, Clark jumped up in excitement, high-fiving teammates as they returned to the bench after a Lynx timeout. Cameras caught her beaming and energized, celebrating as if she’d just hit the shot herself.

The viral moment quickly made rounds on social media. It was more than just a highlight; it was proof of how much Clark has bought into the team culture, even from the sideline.

A Team Win, Fueled by Chemistry

Even without their headliner, Indiana showed they’ve got depth and heart. And while Clark’s stats were absent from the box score, her presence on the sidelines proved just as impactful.

With Clark’s return on the horizon and the Fever riding high, fans have a lot to look forward to.

Read More: Sophie Cunningham Turns WNBA Brawl into Ring Endorsement Deal

Related Articles
Bill Cartwright
17 NBA Icons Who’d Be Too Slow for Today’s Game
These iconic players were great in their time—but in today’s pace-and-space league, they’d be left in...
Read More
Unknown date, 1994; New York City, New York, USA: FILE PHOTO; Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) hits a forehand groundstroke during the 1994 US Open at the USTA National Tennis Center. Mandatory Credit: Lou Capozzola-USA TODAY Network
12 Women’s Tennis Greats Who Couldn’t Handle the Modern Baseline Battle
From wooden rackets to lightning serves, these icons were great—but the modern game would’ve pushed them...
Read More
May 25, 2013; Chicago, IL, USA; Miami Marlins left fielder Juan Pierre (9) is caught stealing and tagged out by Chicago White Sox shortstop Alexei Ramirez (10) during the sixth inning at US Cellular Field. Mandatory Credit: Dennis Wierzbicki-USA TODAY Sports
The 13 Most Tenacious Base Stealers Ever
Each one turned base stealing into psychological warfare, and they never met a catcher they couldn’t...
Read More

As an Amazon Associate, The Quick Report earns from qualifying purchases.

Part of the Castaway Studios media network.