Caitlin Clark is not just the biggest superstar in the WNBA today. She's also a huge fan of other sports such as baseball, football and golf. With the World Series down to its final game of the season on Saturday, the Indiana Fever star couldn't believe what was happening between the Toronto Blue Jays and LA Dodgers.In a post on X, Clark proclaimed that this Game 7 of the World Series is the greatest baseball game she has ever seen. It went to extra innings after Miguel Rojas tied the game 4-4 at the top of the ninth, and the Dodgers got out of a bases-loaded jam in the bottom half."This is the best baseball game I've ever seen," Clark tweeted.Caitlin Clark grew up as a fan of the Chicago Cubs, but she has also supported the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Yankees. While she's not a fan of the Toronto Blue Jays or the Los Angeles Dodgers, any baseball fan would appreciate the battle the two teams had in this year's World Series.At the top of the 11th inning, catcher Will Smith launched a towering home run off Shane Bieber to give the Dodgers a 5-4 lead. Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who started in Game 6 less than 24 hours earlier, was back on the mound and forced a series-ending double play.The Dodgers won the game to claim back-to-back World Series championships. Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was left stranded on third base, 90 feet away from home plate.Caitlin Clark is a huge baseball fanCaitlin Clark is a huge baseball fan. (Photo: IMAGN)In addition to following the Minnesota Lynx in the NBA and the Kansas City Chiefs, Caitlin Clark supported the Chicago Cubs growing up. Clark even threw a first pitch in a minor league game back in 2023 for the Iowa Cubs, Chicago's Triple-A affiliate in Des Moines.Clark also supports the New York Yankees, throwing the first pitch in an August 2024 game during her rookie season in the WNBA. She went viral after commentating on a game between the Philadelphia Phillies and Milwaukee Brewers on TikTok.The Phillies even extended her an invitation to join the booth as a special guest, though it hasn't been accepted. With the WNBA in the offseason and baseball also winding down, maybe it can happen sometime next year.