Caitlin Clark is already getting invites from teams to do baseball broadcasts, including the Phillies

Cory Woodroof
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If she ever wants a break from the WNBA, Indiana Fever rookie guard Caitlin Clark can always call baseball games.

After her impromptu commentary of a recent Philadelphia Phillies baseball game went viral, Clark received some invitations from baseball teams to join the booth to broadcast one of their games.

One of those invitations actually came from the Phillies. Philly television broadcaster Tom McCarthy invited Clark to call one of their games when she finds some free time, via the team's TikTok account.

During media availability on Saturday, Clark said her boyfriend, Butler men's basketball assistant Connor McCaffrey, grew up a Phillies fan, which could be a sign she takes up the team on its offer.

Clark also said her in-moment broadcasting made her appreciate the professionals in the business.

Besides the Phillies, Clark got an invitation to do some broadcasts from the Milwaukee Brewers, the MLB team the Phillies were playing, and the minor league Savannah Bananas.

Maybe one day we'll get Clark on a baseball broadcast?

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