[ad_1] Caitlin Clark did not make Team USA’s final squad for the Olympics and Stephen A. Smith is not happy about it. Speaking on the latest episode of First Take, Smith labelled the move “stupid”, saying that Team USA would win the gold medal regardless, so the team may as well include a rookie who’s…
[ad_1] Indiana Fever/X Caitlin Clark made history in the Indiana Fever’s narrow 85-83 victory over the Washington Mystics. She became the fastest WNBA player to achieve at least 200 points and 50 assists in just 12 games, totaling 202 points, 76 assists, and 64 rebounds. Clark also tied the record for seven made 3-pointers in…
[ad_1] Indiana Fever/X Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark gracefully accepted her exclusion from the U.S. Olympic national women’s basketball team roster on Sunday. During practice, she addressed reporters for the first time about not being selected for the 2024 team. She mentioned that being left off the roster only fuels her determination to compete for…
[ad_1] Indiana Fever/X Joy Reid attributes Brittney Griner’s arrest to her decision to fly commercial, while Jemele Hill argues that it is not controversial to claim Caitlin Clark’s popularity is influenced by her race: Joy Reid blames Brittney Griner’s arrest on flying commercial. + Jemele Hill says it is not controversial to say that Caitlin…
[ad_1] Photo: YouTube The U.S. Republican Senator from Texas Ted Cruz reacted through X to the surprising news that Caitlin Clark was left off the US Women’s Olympic Basketball team. Clark, who gained considerable notice in her first WNBA season with the Indiana Fever, ended her NCAA career as the top scorer in Division I….
[ad_1] Indiana Fever/X Magic Johnson advised Caitlin Clark to seek advice from a former NBA star amid her rivalry with Angel Reese. Clark and Reese, rivals since college at Iowa and LSU, saw tensions rise when Reese cheered a teammate’s body check on Clark. On Jimmy Kimmel Live, Johnson suggested Clark consult a former rival…
[ad_1] Indiana Fever/X Charles Barkley remains steadfast in his belief that Caitlin Clark is being treated unfairly in the WNBA. The former NBA star went viral for criticizing WNBA players over their jealousy towards the Indiana Fever star. Those expecting Barkley to backtrack or apologize will be disappointed, as he continues to label Clark’s rivals…
[ad_1] Indiana Fever/X As of Sunday, WNBA games with Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark have averaged 1.099 million viewers, while those without her have averaged only 414,000. Last season, the WNBA’s average viewership was 301,000 per game. This data suggests two things: 1) overall interest in the WNBA has increased year-over-year, and 2) Caitlin Clark…
[ad_1] Indiana Fever/X Jason Whitlock blamed ‘BLM-LGBTQIA+Silent P Alphabet Mafia bigots’ for Caitlin Clark’s Olympics snub in social media posts, accusing the gay community of the WNBA star’s absence. Initially, Whitlock expressed satisfaction that Clark would not compete in the upcoming Games, writing: “Am I the only one glad they left Caitlin Clark off the…
[ad_1] Indiana Fever/X Caitlin Clark was left off the 2024 US women’s Olympic basketball team, sparking outrage on social media. Barstool’s Dave Portnoy called it ‘the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard’ on X. “How dumb are these people? Never complain about women salaries ever again. Make that team fly commercial. Unreal dumb,” Portnoy said. “I’d…
