While the WNBA Draft is typically a joyous occasion for prospects, it turned out to be quite the opposite for Caitlin Clark, who found her experience less than satisfying. Selected first overall by the Indiana Fever, Clark barely mingled with the crowd ...

Three-time WNBA MVP Sheryl Swoopes has earned a reputation for being a staunch Caitlin Clark critic. Despite the constant pushback from Clark fans, the 53-year-old has not been shy about making her opinion of the Indiana Fever superstar clear.

Appearing on the 'Fresh Tawk' podcast, Caitlin Clark shared her disappointment over missing out on key moments during the WNBA draft

Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White has two assignments — similar yet vast — in her new job. The first is to develop the Fever’s young talent, notably star Caitlin Clark, so the team wins games and contends for championships because that would be ideal for the franchise.

Despite the less-than-ideal start to her WNBA career, Caitlin Clark still impressed in her rookie year. The playmaker quickly established herself as a force in the WNBA, breaking records, making it to the WNBA All-Star team, and earning the Rookie of the Year honor.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark says she was "so upset" with not being able to watch the WNBA Draft after she was selected.

For many players, being drafted into the WNBA is a dream come true. However, Caitlin Clark, who was chosen first overall by the Indiana Fever, admitted that her experience was not entirely positive. In a recent interview on the Fresh Tawk podcast,

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark opened up about her 2024 WNBA Draft experience, where she was taken No. 1 overall, and admitted that it was not the best time for her

Even in the offseason, Caitlin Clark continues to be the main talking point. The post Fever Seemingly Take Aim at WNBA After Caitlin Clark Snub Sparks Heavy Backlash Despite Historic Outing appeared first on EssentiallySports.