While fellow WNBA stars like Angel Reese and Cameron Brink have shown love for the dating show, Clark prefers a more low-key approach to relaxation. Her go-to de-stressors? Rewatching "The Parent Trap," playing golf and sleeping, lots of it.

Over the past couple of years, Caitlin Clark has transitioned smoothly from collegiate superstar to face of the WNBA. At Iowa, she rewrote the NCAA record books, becoming the all-time Division I leading scorer (3 951 points) and the first player to lead men’s or women’s Division I in both points and assists in a season.

Clark recently suffered a right groin injury, and after being evaluated by medical staff, she'll remain in recovery and rehabilitation with no time timetable for her return. Her long-term health is the priority, and unfortunately, that means no hoops for now. (Clark will be on the bench for the foreseeable future until she gets better.)

Calls Mount for WNBA to Make Change After $11 Million Caitlin Clark News Resurfaces originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Skip Bayless sent the WNBA a warning about keeping the fans' attention as Fever star Caitlin Clark recovers from injuries on the sidelines.

Sophie Cunningham Reacts to Caitlin Clark's Decisions at WNBA All-Star Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Indiana Fever returned to game action, playing the New York Liberty in their first game back from the WNBA All-Star break.