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WNBA Fans Erupt After Analyst Ghosted Caitlin Clark While Complimenting Angel Reese

WNBA analyst Cindy Brunson has become popular recently as a Caitlin Clark hater. She proved it again to the fans while sharing her takeaway about the Team USA roster following their gold medal run at the FIBA World Cup in Berlin. Appearing alongside co-host Helen Williams on the recent episode of “Her Hoop Stats,” Brunson [...]

WNBA Fans Erupt After Analyst Ghosted Caitlin Clark While Complimenting Angel Reese

WNBA analyst Cindy Brunson has recently gained popularity for her apparent dislike for Caitlin Clark. During a recent episode of "Her Hoop Stats" alongside co-host Helen Williams, Brunson praised the majority of the Team USA roster following their gold medal run at the FIBA World Cup. She highlighted the contributions of players such as Phee, Aliyah Boston, Boston, and Angel Reese. However, she notably omitted Caitlin Clark from her list of acknowledgments.

Clark, who averaged 7.8 points, 2.2 rebounds, and a tournament-high 5.3 assists, faced criticism from fans who felt she was unfairly snubbed. Many pointed out that while Clark ranked sixth overall in assists at the World Cup, none of Reese's metrics broke into the top 20. Fans expressed their frustration, with some suggesting that Brunson was paid to hate on Clark. Others accused her of blatant bias and a lack of impartial reporting.

This is not the first time a conflict between Brunson and Clark's fan base has occurred. Days before the gold medal game, Brunson argued on social media that rookie Olivia Miles should be the WNBA MVP frontrunner over Clark. These disagreements have led fans to believe that Brunson intentionally ignored Clark during the broadcast.

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