Former WNBA star says alleged hate towards Caitlin Clark is pure garbage

Sue Birda 20 year old boy The NBA star, said the alleged hatred towards the Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark It’s just misinterpreted garbage.

Clark will speak today at the WNBA All-Star Game, which pits the league’s stars against Team USA, the women’s basketball team for the upcoming Paris Olympics.

“I think most of the WNBA players with their game, with the way they talk, it was just competition, not hate toward a person,” Bird said.

“Caitlin will go down in history as, whatever you want to call it, the changemaker, this pivotal person,” added Bird, who retired in 2022. She spoke during an appearance on the show Good game with Sarah Spain podcast. “He will, 100 percent. But in other leagues… it was never like when LeBron (James) came in, ‘Oh, Michael Jordan didn’t matter.’ And for some reason that happened, and it caused all of this.

“When the reality was that no player felt the same way about Caitlin, everyone was so welcoming and helpful, mistaking competitive language for hate, for hating someone.”

Bird’s opinion contradicts that of other professionals who have claimed that Clark is being persecuted, including LeBron James and Charles Barkley.