@Hero_OfThe_Day Clark is an absolute joke on defense and a terrible leader. Just because she isn’t strong or quick enough for the league doesn’t mean there is conspiracy. She is the WNBA version of Tim Tebow. Great college player but didn’t improve enough for the pros.
MYTH—WNBA players rate Caitlin too low.
FACT—They actually rate Clark TOO HIGH!
Caitlin is NOT top 10 player by any objective metric. In 2 most trusted stats for overall performance, CC is #15 in Player Efficiency Rating & #26 in Win Shares. These stats factor in her: low FG% (esp from 3); hi turnovers (4.6pg) & defense. But bc fans & media overrate Clark to egregious levels that insult math, it creates illusion that players were unfair when they were charitable AF.
@HeavensFX Caitlin already has her “Pippen and Grant/Rodman”. With Mitchell and Boston. I just don’t see her improving her game. She doesn’t hustle and hopes the refs bail her out.
@hali_muse Sure. Have her go to Europe… I am sure State Farm would drop her. If she wants to make endorsement money she needs the WNBA. Officiating won’t help her play man to man defense
@hinsonashley It is a high school paper. They are high school students. They made a mistake and took accountability. You like to pick on high school students, don’t you?
@donth8dakid@LokoWarbucks@ill_name_this_x I agree. People need to realize that she is slow and was never held accountable in college Now she is playing with a full team of two way players. If you want to play in the Olympics, play defense!
@stoolpresidente One of the most overrated players ever. Terrible at defense, turns the ball over way too much and once everyone knows just to pick her up at half court scoring will be way down.
Some of the frivolous September purchases made under Secretary Pete Hegseth’s stewardship include a $98,329 Steinway & Sons grand piano for the Air Force chief of staff’s home, $5.3 million for Apple devices such as the new iPad, and an astronomical amount of shellfish, including $2 million for Alaskan king crab and $6.9 million worth of lobster tail. (Lobster tail is apparently a favorite of Hegseth’s Pentagon—the department spent more than $7.4 million total on the luxury item in March, May, June, and October.)
In other pricey food purchases, the government decided to drop $15.1 million for ribeye steak (again, just in September), $124,000 for ice cream machines, and $139,224 on 272 orders of doughnuts.