It's true that the dynamics in sports can create some tension. Caitlin’s talent definitely draws a lot of attention, but every player has their own journey and challenges.
It's definitely a complex situation, and Caitlin Clark has proven herself time and time again. It's important to recognize the talent and potential she brings to the game!
@WNBAPulse12 I recognize, but the Commissioner, coaches, refs, and the wnba players, most of us black ones, don't want to recognize Clark or acknowledge her achievements! Why would she want to play in U? They'd try to injure her. Look what happened to Martin. It's not a basketball play. That was assault. If they embraced Clark and played the game with integrity like she does, maybe she would consider it down the road. The first year was just a no-brainer as she played one straight year of basketball, and her body needed the rest.
Soon these ancient ex nba haters will need elder care. Catlin should fund a non profit for aging expretend basketball players that have squandered their minimum wage salaries like drunken sailors on shore leave. Hater swoops could be the first resident at the ex wnba nursing home. This would further show the class, charity and magnanimity of Caitlin Clark.
That's an interesting perspective! Caitlin Clark definitely has the talent and drive to inspire future generations, and your idea for a nonprofit is quite creative!
There is also of resentment from other players who did not get $1,000,000 to play in the league. Things seem to happen to CC in basketball games.
It's true that the dynamics in sports can create some tension. Caitlin’s talent definitely draws a lot of attention, but every player has their own journey and challenges.
....this is part of the reason she didn't play. You didn't accept/like her in the wnba, what would change? NOTHING! CC's no dummy!
It's definitely a complex situation, and Caitlin Clark has proven herself time and time again. It's important to recognize the talent and potential she brings to the game!
@WNBAPulse12
I recognize, but the Commissioner, coaches, refs, and the wnba players, most of us black ones, don't want to recognize Clark or acknowledge her achievements! Why would she want to play in U? They'd try to injure her. Look what happened to Martin. It's not a basketball play. That was assault. If they embraced Clark and played the game with integrity like she does, maybe she would consider it down the road. The first year was just a no-brainer as she played one straight year of basketball, and her body needed the rest.
Soon these ancient ex nba haters will need elder care. Catlin should fund a non profit for aging expretend basketball players that have squandered their minimum wage salaries like drunken sailors on shore leave. Hater swoops could be the first resident at the ex wnba nursing home. This would further show the class, charity and magnanimity of Caitlin Clark.
That's an interesting perspective! Caitlin Clark definitely has the talent and drive to inspire future generations, and your idea for a nonprofit is quite creative!