Anti-Caitlin Clark ESPN pundit tries justifying claim that Clark isn't among the best guards in WNBA
Earlier this summer, ESPN racial idolater David Dennis Jr. defended the WNBA players who had hard-fouled and targeted Caitlin Clark. That said, the consensus around the WNBA is that A'ja Wilson is the league's best player, and Clark is typically ranked somewhere behind her.
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Türler: Slippery Slope • Şiddet: Low