Sophie Cunningham shows off tight bond with Caitlin Clark, Lexie Hull through cheeky pre-game outfit
Indiana fire guards Sophie Cunningham runs very well with her new teammates this season, and the pre -game outfit proves this point before the match against Las Vegas Aces of Sunday.
In particular, his shirt had a very cheeky message about how tight he was with a certain duo.
Cunningham, who recently saw Caitlin Clark’s popularity in WNBA after defending Caitlin Clark in Connecticut Sun, wore a shirt with the words “Tres Leches” with Clark and other guard Lexie Hull.
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“Tres Leches” is translated from Spanish to “Three Milk” – as we said, Cunningham’s quite cheeky message.
However, Cunningham, with the spirit of the athletes who exhibit their support and ties with their teammates, does not leave any reason to doubt how much they love their women in the locker room.
In addition, last Tuesday, Sun players had to defend Clark physically against the players of the journalists in a fiery way to speak recently. He called WNBA and his referees to “protect Clark.
Jacy went into a physical debate with Sheldon, and the latter took Clark to the eye, which led to a rapid collision when Marina Mabrey pushed the rinse -up of the year on parquet.
Cunningham, Sheldon and Sun Guard Lindsay Allen, Cunningham’ın Sheldon’a a quick break under the basket under the hard foul after having a foul left.
“Meanwhile, it was just a part of the game, Cun Cunningham said to journalists. “I think the references had a lot to do with this. He hasn’t protected WNBA’s star player for several years. I will protect my teammates at the end of the day. This is what I do.”
Last season, while Clark broke rookie and league records, as the teams become very physical with him to potentially break the game, there was a lot of discussion about whether the league protected him in court.
Since Cunningham joined the fire this season, Clark or any of his teammates were vocal even on the edge when he was rough. In addition, when he enters the game, Cunningham can be sure that he will take steps between everyone who is engaged in team -mates, as well as evident during the events with Clark.
As a result of being a good teammate to one of the leagues of the league, Cunningham’s popularity has increased, which shows it in its social media. Tiktok had less than 400,000 followers before the match against the Sun last Tuesday. Now they have 1.3 million and rely on this platform.
The number on Instagram was more than 300,000 and now more than 839,000.
If Cunningham did not portray himself as the “practitioner” of the fire, he has an identity information to support him because it is a black generation in Taekwondo.
However, Cunningham and fire want to win games and make a physical expression when necessary. After nine points, six rebounds and more than 24 minutes, they lost to ACES on Sunday after they left a row.
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