WNBA sensation Caitlin Clark traded the hardwood for the bleachers Wednesday afternoon, catching a San Francisco Giants game with her boyfriend, former Iowa basketball standout Connor McCaffery. The Indiana Fever star took advantage of the team's day off before their Thursday matchup against the Golden State Valkyries.
The couple snagged prime seats at Oracle Park, where they were spotted enjoying hot dogs and the sunny California weather. The Giants hosted the Arizona Diamondbacks in a mid-afternoon tilt, and Clark seemed fully immersed in the ballpark experience.
Clark's baseball allegiances are a bit of a mixed bag, as she's admitted in the past. "My boyfriend grew up a really big Phillies fan, so I kinda had to like the Phillies," she said in 2024. "I do like them, I love Bryce Harper. I still like the Cubs, I like the Yankees. I'm not like a diehard any baseball team."
She also revealed her roots, noting her dad was a Royals fan and that she's been a Chiefs supporter since before their Super Bowl runs. "I'm not a bandwagoner either," she added with a smile.
The Fever have been on a roll this season, starting 4-2 after a three-game winning streak. They're coming off a victory over the Valkyries, setting up an intriguing rematch on Thursday night. Clark's injury at the end of the 2025 season had fans worried, but she's back and leading Indiana's charge.
This isn't the first time Clark has been in the spotlight for her off-court moves. Her jersey sales have surpassed LeBron James, cementing her as a marketing powerhouse. And with the Fever's hot start, all eyes are on how far she can take them this season.
The Giants, meanwhile, are struggling this year at 22-33, but Clark's presence might have brought a little extra energy to the ballpark. Whether she's a good luck charm remains to be seen, but one thing's for sure: she knows how to enjoy a day off.
Clark's appearance at the game also sparked chatter among fans about her future, especially after her contract admission sparked exit speculation. For now, she's focused on the court and enjoying a little baseball on the side.
Tip-off for Thursday's game is set for 10 p.m. ET on Prime Video. The Fever will look to extend their winning streak and keep the momentum rolling.
