Caitlin Clark leaves the WNBA in the dust
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Titus 3:10 Warn a divisive person once, and then warn them a second time. After that, have nothing to do with them. 11 You may be sure that such people are warped and sinful; they are self-condemned.
Race baiters are divisive people. MSNBC is divisive. People who tried to push the Jussie Smollett story are divisive. CNN pushing the Covington Catholic High School story are divisive people. Al Sharpton, Alton Maddox and Vernon Mason were all found guilty of this in the Tawana Brawley case.
The portrayal of the shooting of Jacob Blake by police as being racially motivated was an example of being divisive. Many in the NBA were involved in provoking that riot.
And now we see the same kind of race baiting with the complaints about fans of Caitlin Clark who was in the WNBA but now has left for Europe.
You may be sure that such people are warped and sinful; they are self-condemned.
Race baiters are divisive people. MSNBC is divisive. People who tried to push the Jussie Smollett story are divisive. CNN pushing the Covington Catholic High School story are divisive people. Al Sharpton, Alton Maddox and Vernon Mason were all found guilty of this in the Tawana Brawley case.
The portrayal of the shooting of Jacob Blake by police as being racially motivated was an example of being divisive. Many in the NBA were involved in provoking that riot.
And now we see the same kind of race baiting with the complaints about fans of Caitlin Clark who was in the WNBA but now has left for Europe.
You may be sure that such people are warped and sinful; they are self-condemned.
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She was treated so poorly by the powers-that-be in her league. I don't even follow sports but often saw articles about the fouls she was receiving along with the ugliness from players jealous of her abilities. Her departure will likely cost the woman's basketball league mega millions that they won't collect from fans who don't come to or watch their games, just as it was prior to the Caitlin phenom that lifted the league into relevance.
Caitlin Clark is very good at basketball. Many compare her to Larry Bird, but Larry was not a ball handler, I would compare her to Pistol Pete Maravich.
She was the obvious rookie of the year and what added to her appeal was that everyone in the WNBA was against her. It was so obvious. They fouled her and the refs didn't call it. She was the main attraction and they cried that this was because of racism. She had a contract with Nike but Nike didn't do any ads featuring her and didn't even post a congratulation to her when she won the Rookie of the year. We now know that some star in the WNBA coerced a reporter in the media to not vote for her as Rookie of the year so that she wouldn't be a unanimous winner.
When her team was knocked out of the playoffs the viewers to the WNBA playoffs were cut in half.
I never watched the WNBA (don't watch the NBA either) but I saw clips of her and she has the same mindset as Larry Bird. She is a warrior.
She was the obvious rookie of the year and what added to her appeal was that everyone in the WNBA was against her. It was so obvious. They fouled her and the refs didn't call it. She was the main attraction and they cried that this was because of racism. She had a contract with Nike but Nike didn't do any ads featuring her and didn't even post a congratulation to her when she won the Rookie of the year. We now know that some star in the WNBA coerced a reporter in the media to not vote for her as Rookie of the year so that she wouldn't be a unanimous winner.
When her team was knocked out of the playoffs the viewers to the WNBA playoffs were cut in half.
I never watched the WNBA (don't watch the NBA either) but I saw clips of her and she has the same mindset as Larry Bird. She is a warrior.
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