Caitlin Clark's Treatment in the WNBA Sparks Controversy
- Caitlin Clark's treatment in the WNBA faces criticism from sports journalist and NBA star Draymond Green.
- WNBA upgraded a body slam against Clark to a flagrant violation and fined Angel Reese for avoiding media after the game.
- Debate arises over the league's handling of its most valuable asset, Caitlin Clark.
The WNBA upgraded Chennedy Carter's foul against Caitlin Clark to a flagrant-1 violation after reviewing the play. Clark was surprised by this decision. The game can get physical, but she focused on making free throws and executing plays. Carter didn't comment on the incident. The league fined Angel Reese for not speaking to the media. The WNBA can change a foul to a flagrant after a game. Carter's foul wasn't changed. Indiana coach Christie Sides praised Clark for staying composed during physical games. Reese performed well in the game. Some people criticize the WNBA, saying it's not profitable. Jemele Hill raised concerns about Clark's presence in the league due to her race and sexuality. Carter hip-checked Clark during a game. Carter didn't discuss the foul with the media. Anita Vogel highlighted that people overlook Clark's talent when criticizing her. Draymond Green shared thoughts on how the WNBA is treating Clark.