Caitlin Clark has been hip-checked by Chennedy Carter in a non-basketball play and faced scrutiny from league veterans who believe she must earn her place. Despite being the league’s new star, Clark isn’t getting special treatment, a point ESPN’s Rebecca Lobo contests.
Lobo and her colleagues aim to dismiss the idea that some WNBA players harbor ill will toward the Indiana Fever rookie.
“It’s a false narrative, and I don’t think there is any jealousy or pettiness that is fueling dirty play,” Lobo said. “Now, is the attention she’s getting on the defensive end unprecedented for a rookie? It absolutely is.”
“Are veterans being physical with her? They are, but I have not seen anything excessive or anything dirty until that Chennedy Carter hit, and that was one of the things that was really unfortunately about it to me. Chennedy gave a previously toothless arguments some fangs.”
It's become abundantly clear that some WNBA players are jealous of Caitlin Clark and the attention she's receiving as a rookie, but ESPN's Rebecca Lobo refuses to accept that reality.
— OutKick (@Outkick) June 4, 2024
Her comments are delusional.
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