I'm a native New Mexican living the dream in North Carolina after a great 10 years in Bluegrass country and 3 years in beautiful Colorado! God is good!
@EdClintonJr1@charlescwcooke Perhaps. But at least he’s covering it, unlike ALL of the legacy media that has chosen to ignore it thus far. Now they will have to cover it with egg on their faces while they simultaneously try to discredit the original journalist and minimize the seriousness of the issue.
@elane_britt@CClarkReport She doesn’t just shoot 3 pointers. In her first pro season, Clark averaged 19.2 points, 5.7 rebounds, 8.4 assists, and 35.4 minutes per game. She was 1st team All-WNBA, Rookie of the Year, and WNBA All-Star. Missed shots are just part of the game, so nothing needs to be said.
@Jondo__@CClarkReport The WNBA is a business. They will push any team or player that moves the needle. The Fever and Clark move the needle way more than anyone else. Great business move that serves even the haters that are calling for a boycott of Fever games. Foolish and delusional “fans.”
@Tweezy2Trill@CClarkReport You are correct. There will people that choose to see this negatively, but the fact is that this will help the entire WNBA grow. To hear talk of a boycott of Indiana Fever games is utter insanity. Like it or not, people want to watch the Fever and Caitlin Clark—period.
@acoolerclimate5@LaurenWitzkeDE But after 35 years, why can’t they do what it takes to be here legally? 35 years in the US illegally? When so many others do the right thing from the beginning and do the work to be here legally?