Caitlyn Clark, the WNBA star, is hoping to see Knicks superfan Timothée Chalamet in attendance at an upcoming Fever game. She expressed her excitement in a video shared by CBS Sports on Instagram.
“Timothée Chalamet, I think we’re going to take him to the game,” Clark said. “Timmie, he’ll be here.” She seems pretty enthusiastic about the idea.
However, Clark might have to wait a bit. The Knicks are currently deep into their playoff run, which might push back Chalamet’s potential visit to Gainbridge Field House.
Chalamet is known for his frequent appearances at Madison Square Garden, where he proudly showcases his loyalty to the Knicks while seated among other celebrities.
Recently, during the Knicks’ Game 6 victory, Chalamet celebrated with fellow fans outside MSG, even leaning out of his car window in excitement. There’s even footage of him with his security team trying to keep him safe while he enjoyed the moment.
According to reports, after the second Game 6 win against Boston, he was seen partying with Knicks players, showing his support for the team.
It wouldn’t be surprising if Chalamet made a trip to Indiana to catch Clark and the Fever in action, especially since he’s been showcasing his sports knowledge as a recent guest on “College GameDay” and comedian Theophone’s podcast “This Last Weekend.”
Chalamet’s ties to the Knicks go way back. There’s a story circulating about how he won a social media contest for Knicks tickets back in 2010, which adds a nice touch to his longstanding fanhood.
Interestingly, other Fever players have mentioned a roster of stars they’d like to meet during games, including Michael B. Jordan, Serena Williams, and Justin and Hailey Bieber, among others.
