Craig Breslow of the Boston Red Sox played a huge role in the team's All-Star successes.

As it turns out, however, Boston came close to becoming an All-Star captain alongside Clark. In fact, the 6-foot-5 forward-center missed out by just 1,351 votes.

Despite missing time on the court, Clark was still named a WNBA All-Star starter for the second time in her two-year career. Joining Clark among the starters is her Indiana teammate, Aliyah Boston.

Aliyah Boston was named a WNBA All-Star Game starter and will be available to be selected by Caitlin Clark in the game's draft July 8.

Aliyah Boston was named a WNBA All-Star Game starter and will be available to be selected by Caitlin Clark in the game's draft July 8.

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