Caitlin Clark: First Rookie in WNBA To Ever Record a Triple Double

[The Big Dunn]

It's just ironic to me that a woman Basketball player has her own thread when there is a woman Basketball player who is the best in the world right now and is not getting the attention but she has won multiple MVP awards, WNBA Championships and about to add another Olympic Gold medal. Wilson achievements on the court are unmatched. I'm just stating facts.

The TS Shoulderroll didn’t make this thread for basketball reasons or Caitlyn Clark.

He has been obsessed with making any opinion by someone black as part of all blacks think alike groupthink. He is using Caitlyn to do so in this thread.

He isn’t a fan of the wnba. He is one of the people that that wants to use Clark for his personal agenda.

[GhostofDempsey]

I have posted she earned her accolades and recognition many times in this thread and others. You’re lying as usual.

There are volumes of comments and criticisms from wnba players, many posted in this thread, claiming they don’t and do not market and promote black players as they do white players.

LeBron is arguably the greatest player in the history of the NBA. Clark is not. The women that make a case for being the greatest player ever- Diana Taurasi- is still in the league and hasn’t been marketed anywhere like Clark has. Of course she is out and married.

More self-inflicted victimhood from you.

You just showed your hypocrisy again. LeBron is marketed more than any other player in the league today. News flash--he's not white! Any time a non-black player gets some heat and attention on them fragile blacks like you get triggered. Remember Floyd going on about Jeremy Lin? You sound just like him. Floyd had to go out of his way to target Lin because he was an Asian player getting some media recognition while playing on a NY team which gets a lot of media attention.

Odd that you want to play the lesbo card now. Griner was headline news for months, and the media is still talking about her. She's a marginal player, black, a lesbo, married with a kid on the way. The league and the media lover her and her story. If anything, she was popular because of all of those traits. Clark would still be rotting in a Russian prison cell if she did the same thing.

Clark broke record after record in college and is breaking them as a rookie. Your mad because a straight white woman is getting endorsements and media attention that you don't think she deserves.

[BodiesInFlight]

He isn’t a fan of the wnba. He is one of the people that that wants to use Clark for his personal agenda.

Is anyone here actually a fan?

I thought most of the lounge hated women in sports. And now suddenly this is the most popping thread in the lounge? lol

[Stan Love]

Is anyone here actually a fan?

I thought most of the lounge hated women in sports. And now suddenly this is the most popping thread in the lounge? lol

I am. I actually have the league pass. I would rather watch the WNBA than the NBA. The NBA is not a good product anymore. The WNBA players play with playoff intensity every game. The NBA regular season is just an 82 exhibition games.
Clark is probably the second best player in the league right now. I watch them all.

[Stan Love]

I have posted she earned her accolades and recognition many times in this thread and others. You’re lying as usual.

There are volumes of comments and criticisms from wnba players, many posted in this thread, claiming they don’t and do not market and promote black players as they do white players.

LeBron is arguably the greatest player in the history of the NBA. Clark is not. The women that make a case for being the greatest player ever- Diana Taurasi- is still in the league and hasn’t been marketed anywhere like Clark has. Of course she is out and married.

In the same post you are claiming that black players don’t get marketed enough and also Taurasi was not marketed very much. Clark is the first one to get this kind of attention. It has little to do with marketing. It has to do with the fact that she is the most exciting player ever ( by far ) in most people’s minds. She is also very likable unlike many others.

How come black people never bring up the fact that Reese gets more attention than Taurasi or Wilson? Because it doesn’t fit the agenda. They need to choose a lane there. Right now many blacks clam that Reese is basically as popular as Clark and also its not fair to Wilson that Clark gets a ton more attention,

[travestyny]

In the same post you are claiming that black players don’t get marketed enough and also Taurasi was not marketed very much. Clark is the first one to get this kind of attention. It has little to do with marketing. It has to do with the fact that she is the most exciting player ever ( by far ) in most people’s minds. She is also very likable unlike many others.

How come black people never bring up the fact that Reese gets more attention than Taurasi or Wilson? Because it doesn’t fit the agenda. They need to choose a lane there. Right now many blacks clam that Reese is basically as popular as Clark and also its not fair to Wilson that Clark gets a ton more attention,

Because part of what made CC even bigger is the fans who suddenly wanted to pay attention after "Thug" Reese used CC's own, somehow "non-thug" antics against her when she beat her for the championship. They have been linked since then, especially since some behind the scenes wanted to make them into the WNBA version of Magic vs. Bird which uplifted the NBA tremendously.

[Stan Love]

Because part of what made CC even bigger is the fans who suddenly wanted to pay attention after "Thug" Reese used CC's own, somehow "non-thug" antics against her when she beat her for the championship. They have been linked since then, especially since some behind the scenes wanted to make them into the WNBA version of Magic vs. Bird which uplifted the NBA tremendously.

Lol. It’s actually funny that basically every black person says the same thing and they are always wrong.
Clark is not more popular because of Reese, it’s the other way around. Reese is popular among black people because she taunted Clark, ratings prove this. Clark was really popular before she played against Reese.
Black people were a very annoyed when Clark beat SC by putting up 41. They acted like they won the lottery when LSU beat IOWA.
Clarks thug behavior used against her? Lol. We have been through this. You are lying at this point.
I like Reese by the way it’s just her fans that are obnoxious. I actually think she is nice person who just turns into an ahole when she steps on a basketball court. There is nothing wrong with that. Taunting Clark was lame and I think Reese regrets it but at least it excited black people. Clark didn’t seem to care.

[travestyny]

Lol. It’s actually funny that basically every black person says the same thing and they are always wrong.
Clark is not more popular because of Reese, it’s the other way around. Reese is popular among black people because she taunted Clark, ratings prove this. Clark was really popular before she played against Reese.
Black people were a very when Clark best SC by putting up 41. They acted like they won the lottery when LSU beat IOWA.
Clarks thug behavior used against her? Lol. We have been through this. You are lying at this point.
I like Reese by the way it’s just her fans that are obnoxious. I actually think she is very person who just turns into an ahole when she steps on a basketball court. There is nothing wrong with that. Taunting Clark was lame and I think Reese regrets it but at least it excited black people. Clark didn’t seem to care.

Bullshlt. The Angel Reese confrontation clearly increased both of their popularity.

You sound mad talking about "they reacted like they won the lottery." LMAO. You mean like you reacted when CC beat them the next year?

And I like CC, but it's just her fans that are obnoxious. Especially the ones that don't even care about basketball.

I don't think Reese regrets anything. She didn't excite Black people. She excited basketball fans. You just don't like to see Black people having a good time so I know that's why you zero in on the Black fans . I hope it hurt your soul. lol

[Stan Love]

Bullshlt. The Angel Reese confrontation clearly increased both of their popularity.

You sound mad talking about "they reacted like they won the lottery." LMAO. You mean like you reacted when CC beat them the next year?

And I like CC, but it's just her fans that are obnoxious. Especially the ones that don't even care about basketball.

I don't think Reese regrets anything. She didn't excite Black people. She excited basketball fans. You just don't like to see Black people having a good time so I know that's why you zero in on the Black fans . I hope it hurt your soul. lol

Wrong. It did nothing for Clark’s popularity. The LSU/IOWA game had massive ratings and that was before it happened.
Clarks popularity was picking up throughout her Jr year and it went to another level with her electrifying performance against South Carolina. Probably the most exciting women’s game ever and maybe the greatest performance ever by a college player. She was massive without Reese.
Reese is popular among black people because she taunted a white girl.

[travestyny]

Wrong. It did nothing for Clark’s popularity. The LSU/IOWA game had massive ratings and that was before it happened.
Clarks popularity was picking up throughout her Jr year and it went to another level with her electrifying performance against South Carolina. Probably the most exciting women’s game ever and maybe the greatest performance ever by a college player. She was massive without Reese.
Reese is popular among black people because she taunted a white girl.

Apparently you don't understand the difference between "popular" and "more popular."
None of what you said proves that her popularity didn't increase after the Reese incident, dumbo. The incident with Angel Reese was one of the biggest sports stories of the year. Of course it increased both of their popularity



One of the other bums here shared this video that addresses precisely this point. Angel Reese garnered more attention for Caitlin Clark.