Did Griner let off too much steam after fouling out?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/wnba/article-14787855/clay-travis-outkick-wnba-brittney-griner.html

Inconclusive to me, but WNBA needs to get control over the Caitlin feuds before publicity becomes public disgust and loss of interest.

Not sure banning Outkick is the right move.

We should ban more grifters, sounds great. And she said "****ing whack call", I know, it looks close to the horrible "****ing white girl", but there's a bit of a difference.

Shippou said:

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We should ban more grifters, sounds great. And she said "****ing whack call", I know, it looks close to the horrible "****ing white girl", but there's a bit of a difference.

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"The Dream center has not clarified what she said in that moment, while Atlanta also did not respond to a request for comment from DailyMail.com."

Maybe Griner should clarify to someone? She should probably maintain distance for herself from the Caitlin controversies.

This has been discredited numerous times, using a substantial amount of evidence that is easily accessible via Google.com. The most damning evidence against Outkick's case is that Caitlin Clark wasn't a part of the play, nor was she anywhere near the play that got BG fouled out.

The Dream, nor any other organization, doesn't have time to respond to every sh!+ storm Outkick or Daily Mail tries to kick up.

ctxbear said:

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This has been discredited numerous times, using a substantial amount of evidence that is easily accessible via Google.com. The most damning evidence against Outkick's case is that Caitlin Clark wasn't a part of the play, nor was she anywhere near the play that got BG fouled out.

The Dream, nor any other organization, doesn't have time to respond to every sh!+ storm Outkick or Daily Mail tries to kick up.

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Do you have a link of someone who has discredited the allegations?

Guy Noir said:

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ctxbear said:

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This has been discredited numerous times, using a substantial amount of evidence that is easily accessible via Google.com. The most damning evidence against Outkick's case is that Caitlin Clark wasn't a part of the play, nor was she anywhere near the play that got BG fouled out.

The Dream, nor any other organization, doesn't have time to respond to every sh!+ storm Outkick or Daily Mail tries to kick up.

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Do you have a link of someone who has discredited the allegations?

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The Daily Mail article says many have said she didn't say what is alleged, but that Griner has not said anything herself. She probably should have to someone in the media.

WNBA is becoming impossible to watch, not because of the play, not because of the players but because the fans.

It's all reliving high school clicks online.

Mitch Blood Green said:

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WNBA is becoming impossible to watch, not because of the play, not because of the players but because the fans.

It's all reliving high school clicks online.

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All the WNBA is these days is a playground for white men with a race war fantasy. And they play it out through the players.

The head of the Fever stated publicly that Griner should be taken off the USA team. I agree. She has not been a good ambassador for the USA, with her arrest in Russia and her latest conflict with Clark. She has not made a. Good impression.

Shippou said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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WNBA is becoming impossible to watch, not because of the play, not because of the players but because the fans.

It's all reliving high school clicks online.

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All the WNBA is these days is a playground for white men with a race war fantasy. And they play it out through the players.

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Kind of a racist statement isn't it?

How? I call it like I see it, and I've seen grown ass old white men on the internet(outkick, x, others) whining and *****ing because their porcelain princess ate a hard foul.

The problem with this statement is theres AMPLE examples of black players in the league turning this into a race war…. Angel Reese, Aja Wilson, Alyssa Thomas. I could keep going but there's no point.
Hell Reese tried to pull the race card this year already and was promptly shut down. What has happened is a generational player entered the league and immediately brought eyeballs, sellout arenas and attention to the league like no player before. The problem lies in the fact that she's a straight white girl.

IowaBear said:

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The problem with this statement is theres AMPLE examples of black players in the league turning this into a race war…. Angel Reese, Aja Wilson, Alyssa Thomas. I could keep going but there's no point.
Hell Reese tried to pull the race card this year already and was promptly shut down. What has happened is a generational player entered the league and immediately brought eyeballs, sellout arenas and attention to the league like no player before. The problem lies in the fact that she's a straight white girl.

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And likely a little jealousy.

A little? You're being nice haha. If Clark was black and gay she would have been welcomed with open arms. Let's just call it how it is. Unfortunately she's not and a good chunk of the players in the WNBA just can't handle that. Look at the ratings since she got hurt. They've tanked. She literally IS the WNBA at this point.

Spot on!

IowaBear said:

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The problem with this statement is theres AMPLE examples of black players in the league turning this into a race war…. Angel Reese, Aja Wilson, Alyssa Thomas. I could keep going but there's no point.
Hell Reese tried to pull the race card this year already and was promptly shut down. What has happened is a generational player entered the league and immediately brought eyeballs, sellout arenas and attention to the league like no player before. The problem lies in the fact that she's a straight white girl.

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This is why I hate the WNBA. If you and I were in the Man BA, and you gave me a hard foul or I gave you a hard foul, we might scuffle, but it ends as part of the competition. The internet never says you fouled me hard because I'm gay or mentions our race.

I've fought many men and drank with them the same day. However, we didn't have social media adding context and narrative. I can say I've never considered the race or sexual orientation of the opposition during a competition. Neither have you. Not in the W. Maybe women are different, or maybe society feels this need to "protect" these women.

Mitch Blood Green said:

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IowaBear said:

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The problem with this statement is theres AMPLE examples of black players in the league turning this into a race war…. Angel Reese, Aja Wilson, Alyssa Thomas. I could keep going but there's no point.
Hell Reese tried to pull the race card this year already and was promptly shut down. What has happened is a generational player entered the league and immediately brought eyeballs, sellout arenas and attention to the league like no player before. The problem lies in the fact that she's a straight white girl.

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This is why I hate the WNBA. If you and I were in the Man BA, and you gave me a hard file or I gave you a hard file, we might scuffle, but it ends as part of the competition. The internet never says you fouled me hard because I'm gay or mentions our race.

I've fought many men and drank with them the same day. However, we didn't have social media adding context and narrative. I can say I've never considered the race or sexual orientation of the opposition during a competition. Neither have you. Not in the W. Maybe women are different, or maybe society feels this need to "protect" these women.

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Agreed. My daughter suddenly fell in love with Paige Bueckers ... I tried to follow a little but between the embarrassingly bad basketball and the whiny blek players it's just silly. Caitlin Clark is the only thing the league has going for it - witnessed by the fact her injury dropped ratings 50%.

W players are getting attention for their antics rather than accomplishments on the court. The bar is raised--30+ points a game is getting ho-hum.

Harrison Bergeron said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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IowaBear said:

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The problem with this statement is theres AMPLE examples of black players in the league turning this into a race war…. Angel Reese, Aja Wilson, Alyssa Thomas. I could keep going but there's no point.
Hell Reese tried to pull the race card this year already and was promptly shut down. What has happened is a generational player entered the league and immediately brought eyeballs, sellout arenas and attention to the league like no player before. The problem lies in the fact that she's a straight white girl.

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This is why I hate the WNBA. If you and I were in the Man BA, and you gave me a hard file or I gave you a hard file, we might scuffle, but it ends as part of the competition. The internet never says you fouled me hard because I'm gay or mentions our race.

I've fought many men and drank with them the same day. However, we didn't have social media adding context and narrative. I can say I've never considered the race or sexual orientation of the opposition during a competition. Neither have you. Not in the W. Maybe women are different, or maybe society feels this need to "protect" these women.

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Agreed. My daughter suddenly fell in love with Paige Bueckers ... I tried to follow a little but between the embarrassingly bad basketball and the whiny blek players it's just silly. Caitlin Clark is the only thing the league has going for it - witnessed by the fact her injury dropped ratings 50%.

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Paige is in a bad place with an inept coach.

Mitch Blood Green said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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IowaBear said:

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The problem with this statement is theres AMPLE examples of black players in the league turning this into a race war…. Angel Reese, Aja Wilson, Alyssa Thomas. I could keep going but there's no point.
Hell Reese tried to pull the race card this year already and was promptly shut down. What has happened is a generational player entered the league and immediately brought eyeballs, sellout arenas and attention to the league like no player before. The problem lies in the fact that she's a straight white girl.

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This is why I hate the WNBA. If you and I were in the Man BA, and you gave me a hard file or I gave you a hard file, we might scuffle, but it ends as part of the competition. The internet never says you fouled me hard because I'm gay or mentions our race.

I've fought many men and drank with them the same day. However, we didn't have social media adding context and narrative. I can say I've never considered the race or sexual orientation of the opposition during a competition. Neither have you. Not in the W. Maybe women are different, or maybe society feels this need to "protect" these women.

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Agreed. My daughter suddenly fell in love with Paige Bueckers ... I tried to follow a little but between the embarrassingly bad basketball and the whiny blek players it's just silly. Caitlin Clark is the only thing the league has going for it - witnessed by the fact her injury dropped ratings 50%.

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Paige is in a bad place with an inept coach.

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Don't you mean inept "franchise?"

Agree...can't believe Arike Ogunbowale has stayed with the Wings this long.

Mitch Blood Green said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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IowaBear said:

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The problem with this statement is theres AMPLE examples of black players in the league turning this into a race war…. Angel Reese, Aja Wilson, Alyssa Thomas. I could keep going but there's no point.
Hell Reese tried to pull the race card this year already and was promptly shut down. What has happened is a generational player entered the league and immediately brought eyeballs, sellout arenas and attention to the league like no player before. The problem lies in the fact that she's a straight white girl.

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This is why I hate the WNBA. If you and I were in the Man BA, and you gave me a hard file or I gave you a hard file, we might scuffle, but it ends as part of the competition. The internet never says you fouled me hard because I'm gay or mentions our race.

I've fought many men and drank with them the same day. However, we didn't have social media adding context and narrative. I can say I've never considered the race or sexual orientation of the opposition during a competition. Neither have you. Not in the W. Maybe women are different, or maybe society feels this need to "protect" these women.

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Agreed. My daughter suddenly fell in love with Paige Bueckers ... I tried to follow a little but between the embarrassingly bad basketball and the whiny blek players it's just silly. Caitlin Clark is the only thing the league has going for it - witnessed by the fact her injury dropped ratings 50%.

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Paige is in a bad place with an inept coach.

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Trust you on that one ... I did recall reading she might have considered to refuse to sign with that franchise.