From Berlin: Caitlin Clark is enjoying her time at the women's FIBA World Cup, describing it as a "pinch-me moment". The WNBA star has been impressed by the enthusiasm of the international fan base.
The tournament has provided a welcome break from the WNBA season, which Clark referred to as "craziness". Clark shared her thoughts in an interview, also discussing her relationship with Angel Reese.
Further details about Clark's experience and interview are available from the source, providing more insight into her time at the women's FIBA World Cup.
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