FIVE. HUNDRED. REBOUNDS. 🤯
Angel Reese becomes the first player in WNBA history to reach 500 rebounds in a single season!
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Four players. Four incredible seasons.
Rhyne Howard. Angel Reese. Jordin Canada. Allisha Gray.
The numbers. The records. The history.
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Longtime “SportsCenter” anchor Linda Cohn questioned whether A’ja Wilson has some level of insecurity toward Caitlin Clark and whether that could be a reason she isn’t playing in the FIBA World Cup.
And I guess the question we have is: What exactly would A’ja Wilson be insecure about?
Is it basketball-related? It can’t be. Caitlin Clark is a zero-time champion at the high school, collegiate and, currently, WNBA level. Wilson is a high school state champion, led South Carolina to its first national championship and helped build a dynasty with the Las Vegas Aces, where she has won three WNBA championships. Oh, and she’s the only player in league history with four MVPs.
So clearly, it isn’t about basketball accomplishments. Are we talking about off the court? That doesn’t make much sense either. Clark’s most notable appearances away from basketball have largely involved golf. Not exactly sure why that would be something Wilson is sitting around feeling insecure about.
So is it the fans and attention? When you look at the fans Clark has, who exactly would want that? And obviously Wilson isn’t going to receive the exact same type of attention Clark does. She has never been pushed and pumped by the media at the rate Clark has, nor has she ever found herself at the center of the type of racially charged rivalry that has followed Clark throughout her professional career.
It’s a disservice to Caitlin Clark when so much of the conversation surrounding her relies on tearing down other players.
And it’s incredibly disrespectful to players like Wilson when trusted sports-media figures throw around narratives like this about someone who has spent years building one of the greatest résumés in basketball. It only adds fuel to the baseless jealousy narrative and gives Clark’s fans more red meat to feed off of, reinforcing this idea that Clark is somehow a damsel in distress who needs to be defended from other players. That, in turn, creates even more hostility toward players who are portrayed as jealous, bitter or somehow threatened by her when there is no actual basis for those claims.
Eventually, you start to realize that there are far too many paid fans disguised as media members.
At some point, a line has to be drawn. Enough is enough.
Blue Jays' Joe Carter threw out the first pitch to George Springer and then Vladimir Guerrero Jr. surprised him with his own custom home run jacket
Carter is there with many teammates celebrating their back-to-back championships in 1992 and 1993
Angel Reese in the final 6:06:
✨Ended Los Angeles' 8-0 run with two made free throws to put Atlanta back in front, 85-83.
✨Secured a defensive rebound that led to Allisha Gray's game-tying basket, 87-87.
✨Knocked down the go-ahead three-pointer to give Atlanta a 90-87 lead.
✨Converted two free throws to extend the lead to 92-87.
✨Came up with a steal that led to a Jordin Canada layup, pushing Atlanta's advantage to 94-87.
✨Grabbed a defensive rebound that sparked a possession ending with a Rhyne Howard three-pointer, extending the lead to 99-90.