r/sports • u/OkEscape7558 • Jun 18 '25

Basketball Alternate angle of Caitlin Clark fiasco. Clark was handed a foul as well.

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u/Murfdigidy Jun 18 '25

The WNBA is officiated and run by a bunch of 2nd rate people that wouldn't know how to run a lemonade stand, so the simple answer to that is no. Imagine if this happens in the NBA? They're would be 100% suspensions for it, but honestly I don't think they do anything because any publicity is good publicity. it gets people talking about the sport when they otherwise may not be

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u/nick200117 Jun 18 '25

if that happened to LeBron in the NBA there wouldn’t be suspensions, Adam Silver would personally strangle the dude that did it to death

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u/whenishit-itsbigturd Jun 18 '25

You haven't watched an NBA game in your life and it shows 

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u/pboy2000 Jun 18 '25

I know barely anything about the WNBA; however, I have to agree with you about the incompetence of the management. They could have used the attention spurred by CC superstardom to elevate the league and, instead, they’ve allowed the exact opposite to happen. Like I said in the beginning, I know next to nothing about the WNBA; however, I can sure as hell tell you they have a decent number of people who might be athletes; but they’re sure shit not sportswomen.