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Jay retweeted
Seeing people confused why Caitlin Clark first team over Paige??? Caitlin had the better season averaging 22/8. Once again yall just complaining to complain mann. We first team againnnn
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When is Angel going to speak out about her fans being anti-Asian and racist toward Natalie Nakase and Kaitlyn Chen?
So basically no changes at all. Trash organization @IndianaFever
Stephanie White expected to remain Fever head coach, per @ItsMeghanLHall.
Replying to @AnnieCostabile @_Brian_Hamilton
Kaitlin Chen was called slurs from the ATL stadium but nothing is done because the fan base isn’t large enough to get social media or media traction. Yet the Fever org had to investigate false “monkey” noises because the fan base and haters were loud enough.
Jay retweeted
They’re gonna talk more about the fever front office being dismantled than they will talk about the WNBA finals. People just need to admit they only care about Caitlin Clark and her fans. They don’t actually care about the WNBA😂.
Lies like this are why I will NEVER EVER EVER support any of these crybaby players.
Notes on the Fever and their reputation within the WNBA, per @anniecostabile, @_Brian_Hamilton:
- An agent said clients regularly disable social media accounts before and after games against Indiana due to increase in toxic messages they say they received
- A different agent said clients have reported being called the N-word at Fever games "multiple times"; Fever say they have received no complaints about racial slurs from fans at home games
- Amber Cox plans to reach out to WNBA, WNBPA after Finals to tackle issue of player-fan dynamics
Jay retweeted
This is a lie and it’s really really said players and agents have resulted in lying. If they had been called the N word, someone would’ve heard it, the player would’ve ran to threads and the organization would have been notified immediately. They are lying because they hate her.
Notes on the Fever and their reputation within the WNBA, per @anniecostabile, @_Brian_Hamilton:
- An agent said clients regularly disable social media accounts before and after games against Indiana due to increase in toxic messages they say they received
- A different agent said clients have reported being called the N-word at Fever games "multiple times"; Fever say they have received no complaints about racial slurs from fans at home games
- Amber Cox plans to reach out to WNBA, WNBPA after Finals to tackle issue of player-fan dynamics
Jay retweeted
Somebody needs to do a wellness check on you as often as you think about Caitlin Clark bro.
Replying to @robinlundberg
Meanwhile Caitlin Clark still shooting bricks at 37% FG in the playoffs.
Why can’t she improve from her past downfalls?
Jay retweeted
He's not telling one lie! They will always be about black and lesbian over everything in that sorry ass rigged league
Jay retweeted
The behavior from section 102 was ABHORRENT. ATL is a city built on the backs of POC and to hear racist comments about Kaitlyn all through the second half was genuinely so disappointing and disgusting.
Jay retweeted
Tina Thompson calls out the WNBA players, commentators & fans for being too emotional:
“If we want to have billion dollar conversations, if we want to be paid a certain way, if we want to be treated a certain way then we have to start acting according to those statements”
Jay retweeted
Cade Cunningham opens the season in Caitlin Clark’s “Ice Cold” Nike Caitlin 1 ❄️
📷 @blakesilverman
It’s gotta be so frustrating to hate Caitlin Clark because you literally can’t escape her. Everywhere you turn she’s in a commercial, she’s at an NFL game, she’s on College Gameday, etc. She’s not even playing in the WNBA Finals and she’s still the biggest headline
Jay retweeted
Caitlin Clark has been the adult in the room this entire time meanwhile the players and people around the WNBA have made complete jackasses of themselves reminding people why nobody wanted any part of the WNBA for decades.






























