If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a hundred thousand times: it’s absolutely fucking bananas that the WNBA cries from the mountaintops how little attention and respect they get, but as soon as they start to get it because of Caitlin Clark, they hate on her. The WNBA players should be on their knees (relax, Harrison Butker fans) kissing Caitlin’s feet for all she’s done for them. Oh, you want private flights? Caitlin walks through the airport one time and boom, the entire league gets chartered flights for the next two seasons. You want bigger crowds? Caitlin plays in one preseason game and gets 2x the highest attended Fever game from all of last season. The list goes on and on and on. I mean, the totality of WNBA blogs on Barstool in the last decade is about four. Caitlin Clark gets one almost every other day. And the attention is all positive!!! But the response from the WNBA players seems so negative….?
Diana Taurasi keeps her petty ass….Chuck’s words, not mine….hating though:
The “new fans”? Diana, literally every single fan of the WNBA besides like 3 of them are new fans. And you should realize more than any that a rising tide lifts all boats. I’m sorry you weren’t electric enough to make this amount of change over your entire career that she made in the first two weeks, but don’t you want the game to get better for future generations? Or maybe Diana should keep riding on Spirit Airlines if she wants to keep talking shit about Caitlin instead of thanking her.
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‘Wameh doing and Wameh things’: Despite advocating for “Women Empowerment,” they criticize Caitlin, claiming she doesn’t do anything that the other girls can’t do, so they have a right to be upset.
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Caitlin Clark and Gabbie Marshall’s best moments. The former Iowa star hooper Caitlin Clark has made her way to the WNBA as the No. 1 pick in the 2024 draft class. Accompanied by her other talented teammates like Gabbie Marshall…
Lynx Head Coach Cheryl Reeve is fed up with the hype surrounding Caitlin Clark, and might not want her on Olypic squad. How stupid! Dismissing Clark’s impact seems shortsighted, as she’s drawing unprecedented attention to the league.
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WNBA officiating needs to dial back the physicality that often overshadows the players’ talent. Did you read the Fever’s coach’s comments about Caitlin Clark being absolutely exhausted and she thought she was going to have to go on the court and help her to the bench she was so tired??
The issue of physicality in WNBA officiating has come under scrutiny recently, with concerns that it often overshadows the players’ talent. The comments made by the Fever’s coach regarding Caitlin Clark’s exhaustion highlight the demanding nature of the WNBA and…
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