Clark gets fouled by Dijani Richardson. Richardson mocks her for flopping.

[MASTERBAKER]

Prime Example of the Caitlin Clark effect in the WNBA:
Clark gets fouled by Dijani Richardson.
Richardson mocks her for flopping.
Connecticut crowd boos her for taunting.
Moments later, Clark picks up her 4th foul and the Connecticut crowd is chanting “WE WANT CAITLIN”

The jealousy stems from somewhere folks, especially when your own home crowd is cheering for the opponent.
MAKES SENSE

 

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Andrew Kirk
Eventually yall gonna have to stop using the jealousy/hater/racist narrative. The Fever are not winning, and CC isn't dominating like yall thought she was going to be.

 

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Matt LaCoursiere
Great crowd and not a single person there to watch this nobody that is childishly mocking a player that has opened so many doors for her and the rest of the league!

 

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Kevin KB Brown
Bro the lady had 10 points and 3 turnovers. The crowd may have wanted Caitlyn but when she was on the court she was locked down

I don’t think Richardson is jealous, they’ve played each other 3 times already if I’m not mistaken and every time CC scored low points and had a few turnovers. Richardson is better

 

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Elva Wilson
DC is only making a fool of herself. Acting childish, her sponsors should looks at her. She is not a roll model for any company.
CC is handling the behavior towards her is very well.

 

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Duane Chatman
I don't know why you guys are despising the sister because they called a foul on her she's just trying to show you that she's flopping unfortunately because all the attention that clark is getting because of the rough play any time someone touch her they will blow a whistle...

 

[MASTERBAKER]

The WNBA has released a report saying....
• Attendance is up 156% from last year, and more than half of all WNBA games this year have been sellouts.
• About 400,000 fans have attended WNBA games this season, filling WNBA arenas to 94% capacity.
• This year's televised games (ABC, ESPN, etc.) are averaging 1.32 million viewers, nearly triple last season's average of 462,000.
• WNBA Countdown is averaging 741,000 viewers, a 211% increase from last year's full season average.
• The WNBA's online merchandise store has already set a single-season sales record (with 4+ months left in the season), and sales are up 756% compared to last year.
• The WNBA's social channels garnered 157 million video views through the first week of the season, an all-time high and up 380% compared to last year.
• The WNBA set an all-time high for League Pass subscriptions last month with a 355% increase vs. last season.
So, in simple terms, business is booming

 

[arlow pear]

She’s gonna snap on a new deal!