Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark arrived at the arena in relaxed attire on Friday night ahead of her team's matchup against the Portland Fire.
Indiana looks to extend its four-game winning streak and preserve its position atop the Eastern Conference standings.
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The Fever entered Friday night's contest with an 18-10 record after winning three straight games prior to the midseason pause.
Clark's steady play has propelled Indiana into first place in the East, tied with the Atlanta Dream heading into the All-Star break.
Teammate Aliyah Boston is working through a lower-leg injury.
Beyond her performance on the court, Clark has expanded her personal pursuits during the 2026 season.
In an interview clip shared on the WNBA's official Instagram page, she revealed her recent interest in home gardening during her off-duty hours.
When asked what non-basketball skill she would choose to master instantly, Clark did not hesitate to name her new activity.
"Because I'm gardening right now, and, like, I've always wanted a garden. Sometimes it's a little harder than it looks.
I usually just take a picture of my plant, and then I ask the internet what I should do to it, and that's how I know.
But yeah, gardening," said Clark.
She elaborated on the specific plants she is currently attempting to cultivate at home.
"A few different types of tomatoes, jalapenos, basil and lavender. So we're starting slow this year.
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