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On a recent episode of “Straight to Cam” with Sydel Curry-Lee, Los Angeles Sparks’ star forward Cameron Brink shared thoughts on recent viral posts of Indiana’s Caitlin Clark and Dallas’ Paige Bueckers’ creative pregame outfit choices — seen in an Instagram post from LeagueFits, a basketball fashion page.
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Brink, laughing, shared her agreement with a comment that read: “Someone said the mom headed to the superintendent’s office, and her 13-year-old kid who got in trouble” — the former of which referenced Clark, the latter of which for Bueckers.
.@paigebueckers1 & @CaitlinClark22 are our girls, but @cameronbrink22 & Sasha Colby have thoughts on their latest viral fits 🤣 pic.twitter.com/KHFqyoIdQJ
— Straight to Cam (@straight2cam) July 22, 2025
“It’s pretty accurate,” Brink said. “But seeing those side-by-side, it’s pretty funny.”
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After suffering an ACL tear in June of 2024, Sparks’ coach Lynne Roberts said she’s hopeful in Brink returning to Los Angeles’ active rotation by the end of July — having the star forward back as the Sparks look to make a playoff push before the conclusion of this year’s regular season.
Another recent step for Brink, as seen in a X post from Justin Russo on July 9, has been “participating in skeleton work” as she continues to increase her on-court responsibilities.
The next opportunity for Brink to make her long-awaited return comes this Tuesday against the Las Vegas Aces.
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