Caitlin Clark’s postgame antics have been making headlines lately, but nothing could have prepared fans for the bizarre moment that unfolded during her latest press conference.

On Sunday, things took a wild turn when a notorious prankster-yes, the same guy who threw LeBron off his game last year-hit Clark with a question straight out of left field. The query? A jumbled mess about “Razzmatazz” and “wingdings” that had everyone in the room doing a double-take.

Clark, known for her sharp game and sharper wit, didn’t miss a beat. Her reaction quickly became the talk of social media, as fans and fellow players alike marveled at her poise under such strange circumstances.

But while the internet was buzzing over her response, Clark was focused on something far more serious: winning.

With the Rookie of the Year race heating up, Clark and Angel Reese are both proving to be dominant forces on the court. But when it comes to keeping their eyes on the prize, Clark is pulling ahead.

Dropping 31 points and dishing out 12 assists, Clark not only led her team to a decisive victory over the Phoenix Mercury but also solidified her spot as the league’s top rookie.

The contrast between rookie stars becomes crystal clear

Caitlin Clark signs autographs for a packed house of Fever fans at Chicago’s home after the victory

On the other side of the court, Reese is still battling it out, grabbing 11 rebounds and adding 10 points to the board.

Despite her efforts, the Chicago Sky are struggling, clinging to their playoff hopes by a thread after a brutal five-game losing streak. Even with Reese’s record-breaking 399th rebound, it’s clear that the Sky have bigger issues to address.

The contrast between these two young stars couldn’t be starker. While Clark’s Indiana Fever are charging up the playoff rankings, Reese’s Sky are faltering.

But as Clark emphasized, individual accolades are the furthest thing from her mind. For both players, it’s all about the team-though right now, Clark’s squad is clearly on the upswing.

As the season races towards its climax, all eyes are on these two rookies. And while both are destined for greatness, this year, it’s Clark who’s taking the crown.