Fever’s Raven Johnson left speechless by Kamilla Cardoso’s beach vacation photos

The WNBA is in its FIBA World Cup break, allowing players to enjoy some time away from basketball. Chicago Sky star Kamilla Cardoso is making the most of it, soaking in the sun and beach in Cancun, Mexico. She posted a carousel of photos on Instagram, and Indiana Fever rookie Raven Johnson was left speechless.

Cardoso and the Sky will not compete in the playoffs. However, they have four games left to end the season strong and build momentum for next year. The team is 15-25 and in 10th place, but could overtake the Portland Fire for ninth for a more respectable finish. Cardoso is amid a solid campaign, averaging 14.8 points, 8.7 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 1.5 steals and 1.7 blocks through 39 games.

Johnson, on the other hand, is set for her first WNBA playoffs. She and the Fever have already qualified with a 26-14 record. They are currently in fifth place, and the rookie is a regular of head coach Stephanie White’s rotation.

Indiana Fever guard Raven Johnson (3) sets the play while defended by New York Liberty guard Ny’ceara Pryor.

Indiana Fever: Raven Johnson had no words for Kamilla Cardoso’s beach photos

Cardoso uploaded 16 pictures and two videos. They showed her on the beach and partying at a club. The snaps also included her on a horse and an ATV.

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Johnson reacted to her former South Carolina Gamecocks teammate’s post with just emojis.

“,” Johnson commented.

Cardoso and the Sky will return to action on Sept. 17 against the Washington Mystics. They will then visit the Atlanta Dream at State Farm Arena two days later before returning home to take on the Toronto Tempo. Chicago will wrap up its season with an away game versus the Mystics.

Meanwhile, Johnson and Co. are battling the Las Vegas and Dream for a top-three seed. Their next game is on Sept. 18 against the Tempo at Coca-Cola Coliseum. A two-game homestand follows before their last game at Target Center versus the Minnesota Lynx on Sept. 24.