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@KeybordGangster @ShiftyManii @exempt116 @AngeShedeway A global title says otherwise....but you do you

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@LangmanVince 🙏🙏🙏

[WJVM @WilliamJVM]

Clark has “won nothing” only if you erase every individual award, record, and the senior World Cup gold she just got. That’s not analysis—it’s selective denial.
NCAA all-time leading scorer. Two-time National Player of the Year. WNBA Rookie of the Year, All-WNBA, assists leader, multiple All-Stars, and ongoing records. Youth FIBA golds, including a U19 MVP. That’s a pile of hardware most players never touch.
The 2026 FIBA team was stacked, yes. Clark still came off the bench, led the squad in assists and plus/minus, dropped 14 points and 11 assists with zero turnovers in the opener (a USA debut record), and in the final scored 12 on 4-of-5 with a momentum-shifting three when they were down double digits. Coach and observers credited her for the shift. She wasn’t the MVP and the team would’ve been favorites without her, but calling her a passenger who got pure carried is just false.
“Remove her and they still easily win” is an untestable cop-out that ignores the actual minutes and impact she delivered. USA depth is real. Pretending she contributed nothing isn’t

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@KeybordGangster @ShiftyManii @exempt116 @AngeShedeway They won without Aja…#crickets

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@FeverUpdate Sure

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I agree with this 100%

[Cover3 @Cover3_mx]

At some point, we have to stop talking about Caitlin Clark as a phenomenon and start talking about her as what she has become:

One of the best basketball players in the world.

The crowds are real.
The ratings are real.
The attention she has brought to the WNBA is real.
But none of that should overshadow the basketball anymore.
Clark just finished her third WNBA season averaging 22.3 points and 8.3 assists per game, becoming the first player in league history to finish a season in the top three in both scoring and assists. She helped orchestrate the highest-scoring offense the WNBA has ever seen.

And when the MVP votes were counted, she finished fourth in the league, behind A’ja Wilson, Olivia Miles and her own teammate Kelsey Mitchell.

Think about how quickly the conversation has changed.

Three years ago, the question was whether her college game would translate.

Then it was whether she could handle the physicality of the WNBA.

Then whether all the attention surrounding her was bigger than her actual impact on the court.

We have those answers now.

Clark isn’t great because she brings people into arenas.

She isn’t great because millions of people watch her.

And she isn’t great because she can pull up from the logo.

She’s great because she controls games.

The shooting gets the highlights, but the passing, pace, vision and ability to create offense are becoming just as important to who she is as a player.

The celebrity came first.

The superstardom followed.

But now?

The basketball speaks for itself.

[WJVM @WilliamJVM]

@FeverUpdate And……so?

[WJVM @WilliamJVM]

•Three-Time Assists Leader: She led the country in assists in 2021–22, 2022–23, and 2023–24.
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•Historic Dual Feat: She is the only player in NCAA Division I history to lead the nation in both points and assists in the same season, doing so twice (2021–22 and 2023–24).
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•Career Totals: She finished her collegiate career at Iowa with 1,144 total assists, ranking third all-time in NCAA women's basketball history.
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@keepitconsister @lovepaigel Leading the league in assists at a record breaking level suggests otherwise.

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@KeybordGangster @AngeShedeway A'ja Wilson won her first WNBA championship in 2022, which was her 4th season in the league after being drafted first overall in 2018 (playing in 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021 before winning in 2022). [1, 2]

[WJVM @WilliamJVM]

@KeybordGangster @AngeShedeway How many years has Asia been in the WNBA? But if your point in posting is to insult people by calling them morons, I think it says more about you.

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@DMo62904029 @lovepaigel Angel did not beat her by herself. And The next year when the supporting cast that Angel had was gone, her team didn’t make it to the championship game. What does that say when Caitlin’s team did?

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@thinny216 @lovepaigel Her career is a marathon. Not a sprint. If she isn’t permanently injured and has a lengthy career we will be able to better determine the number of championships she won or didn’t win. Three years with one of them being injured is not the final word by a longshot.

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@baessick1 @lovepaigel Her career is a marathon. Not a sprint. If she isn’t permanently injured, we can make that determination at the end of her career.

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@CajunFiletPapi @lovepaigel Just curious: if you had to pick between Robert Horry who won seven NBA championships or Patrick Ewing who would you take?

[Sports Patriot @SportsPatriotUS]

The WNBA is a league that preaches inclusion while practicing exclusion, demands respect while tolerating bullying, celebrates fairness while applying rules and punishment selectively, and asks fans to trust a system fueled by racist hate that is increasingly defined by narratives, agendas, double standards and collapsing credibility.

The instructions Adam Silver gives to the incoming WNBA commissioner will determine how history judges him. He can enforce immediate, brutal accountability, or he can let double standards finish off the league's credibility. If he chooses the safe, corporate route, his brilliant NBA legacy will be forever overshadowed by a legacy of cowardice in the WNBA.

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@MLB Love the idea!

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@parkmudoon Did Caitlin have an outstanding year? Yes. Did Aja? Also yes.