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After playing in the NBA, a foreign player is often celebrated as the best in their country. However, winning a championship and MVP honors in the NBA gives them legendary status at home. One such player is Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo, whose presence recently blocked the streets in his home country, Greece.

Giannis Antetokounmpo (Images Credit: Getty Images and IG/giannis_an34)

The 2021 NBA champion and his brothers Thanasis, Kostas, Alex, and Francis Antetokounmpo took a surprise tour of their homeland. Following the 29-year-old forward and his brother’s sighting on the streets of Greece, the Antetokounmpo brothers received a warm reception.

This weekend, Giannis and his brothers visited the AntetokounBros store on Ermou Street in Athens, Greece, and a massive crowd gathered around them. Many fans flooded the streets to take pictures and get autographs of their favorite basketball player.

The Milwaukee Bucks star forward took out his phone and filmed the huge crowd. As he walked through a throng of people, Giannis smiled and enjoyed the fans cheering. He posted a video on his Instagram handle and wrote, “Don’t take this love for granted!!”

Giannis Celebrates Daughter Eva’s 1st Birthday With Wife Mariah

A couple of days ago, Giannis Antetokounmpo and his wife, Mariah Riddlesprigger, shared a collaborative post on Instagram on their daughter’s first birthday. In a heartfelt post, the couple, who married on September 1 in Greece, wrote, “Happy 1st Birthday to our little princess. The sweetest little girl in our house full of crazy. Mommy, daddy and your brothers love you baby girl.”

After missing last season’s playoffs due to an injury, Giannis had a busy 2024 offseason. Apart from his off-court activities, the Bucks forward led Greece to the Paris Olympics 2024, where they got eliminated in the quarter-final after losing to Germany, who won the FIBA World Cup in 2023.

In the 2024 NBA Playoffs, Doc Rivers’ side lost in the first round to the Indiana Pacers. With the 2024-25 season approaching, Giannis and the Milwaukee Bucks face a challenge to improve their playoff run this time.

In the constantly changing NBA world, rankings and opinions often lead to intense debates among fans. Recently, Patrick Beverley shook things up by sharing his list of the top five NBA power forwards. Many fans heavily criticized Beverley for leaving out the two former MVPs from his list despite even playing with one of them.

Patrick Beverley (Image Credit: Getty Images)

In a recent podcast, NBA veteran Beverley shared his top 5 power forwards in the league. His selections include Karl-Anthony Towns, Zion Williamson, Jaren Jackson Jr., Lauri Markkanen, and Draymond Green. However, he left out two former MVPs: Kevin Durant and Giannis Antetokounmpo.

Patrick Beverley explained that Durant and Antetokounmpo are “positionless” players and don’t fit the traditional power-forward role when Beverley’s co-host said that he was missing Giannis Antetokounmpo, who he played with last season on the Milwaukee Bucks.

“Greek Freak not a four. He’s a three. I put Greek in the same position that I put Wemby, Greek, Bron, and KD. Positionless basketball. Can’t say you’re a four and you playing the point. Just because he’s 7-feet, does that make him a four?”, Beverley said.

After clarifying his position on player roles, the 36-year-old guard updated his list to still include Karl-Anthony Towns, Zion Williamson, Jaren Jackson Jr., Lauri Markkanen, and Draymond Green, insisting the Warriors’ veteran is “definitely still in there.”

Social Media Reacts to Patrick Patrick Beverley’s List

Kevin Durant, a two-time NBA champ and Finals MVP, has been a major power forward for years. Indeed, his skill and scoring ability make him a versatile player. Fans on social media questioned why Durant isn’t on Beverley’s list. Check out some of the fans’ reactions:

One fan humorously wrote, “Didn’t know Kevin Durant died.”

Giannis Antetokounmpo, the current NBA MVP and Defensive Player of the Year, has also been a key power forward for the Bucks and is loved by his fans. They also questioned Patrick Beverley’s list, with one fan writing, “Did Giannis retire or something???”

Another fan wrote, “wait so giannis doesnt exist?”

Another fan commented, “Giannis?”

Fans overall didn’t seem to be on the same page as Patrick Bevelry as one of them wrote, “Hahahaha seriously Lauri in top 5. Ruined the credibility of the list”

Not including many great players in his list, like Kevin Durant and Giannis Antetokounmpo, is not the only reason Patrick Beverley is getting so much hate. Another reason is the fact that despite playing with Giannis, he doesn’t acknowledge him as a 4. One fan wrote, “This man PLAYED with Giannis and still doesn’t know he’s a 4”

Another one commented, “As soon as I saw Draymond, I knew his list was doomed”

The criticism continues, and it remains unclear whether Patrick Beverley’s choices will influence the ranking of the league’s top power forwards. What’s certain is that his picks have sparked a lot of hate against him.

Since his debut in the 2013–14 season, Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo has been a cornerstone of the Bucks. Last year, he secured his future with a contract extension that will keep him with the team through the 2027–28 season. Despite his strong ties with the Bucks, speculation about his future continues to swirl.

Giannis Antetokounmpo (Image Credit: Getty Images)

Sam Amick of The Athletic recently stirred up media buzz by linking Antetokounmpo to the Golden State Warriors. On a recent episode of “The TK Show” podcast, Amick mentioned that the Warriors have long been interested in acquiring the star player.

“One that I think is just always gonna be monitored around the NBA is if the wheels fall off the Bucks. We know that Joe Lacob has had dreams of Giannis coming the Warriors’ way for a very long time. Again, unlikely, but Khris Middleton is gonna be a free agent next summer. I think Giannis is worth monitoring,” Amick said.

The Warriors lost veteran star Klay Thompson in the offseason, who joined the Dallas Mavericks. Despite adding Kyle Anderson and Buddy Hield to their roster, they are still looking to bring in additional talent to support Stephen Curry. There are rumors that the Warriors can target Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler in 2025 free agency.

Giannis Antetokounmpo Snubbed from Patrick Beverley’s Top Power Forward List

Giannis Antetokounmpo had an outstanding season, becoming the first player in NBA history to average over 30 points per game while shooting 60% from the field. Despite this remarkable achievement, Antetokounmpo was notably absent from Patrick Beverley’s list of the top five power forwards in the league.

Beverley’s list included Karl-Anthony Towns, Zion Williamson, Jaren Jackson Jr., Lauri Markkanen, and Draymond Green. When asked about Antetokounmpo’s omission, Beverley explained that he doesn’t consider the “Greek Freak” a true power forward.

“Greek Freak is not a four. He’s a three. I put the Greek Freak in the same position that I put Wemby, Greek, Bron, KD. Positionless basketball,” Beverly said.

Giannis Antetokounmpo & Co. will head into the 2024-25 season with a game against the Detroit Pistons.

A’ja Wilson, the standout center for the Las Vegas Aces, recently made headlines for her amazing performance on the court and an awkward moment on social media with her mom, Eva Wilson. This happened right after A’ja made history as the first WNBA player to score 1,000 points in a single season, hitting this mark in a game against the Connecticut Sun.

A’ja Wilson And Eva Wilson (Image Credit: Getty Images)

On September 16, 2024, Wilson scored 29 points in a game that solidified her place in WNBA history. The Las Vegas Aces won 84-71, improving their chances for the playoffs. After this big win, Wilson and her teammate Sydney Colson had some playful banter on social media.

Colson congratulated A’ja Wilson on X (formerly Twitter) with a cheeky comment about “taking home two balls,” referring to the game balls from her record-setting performances. However, Colson even used a smirk emoji, which caught the attention of fans and family.

Wilson played along with Colson’s comment, saying she was “just adding another pair.”

But things got a bit awkward when her mom saw it. Eva Wilson tweeted “A’JA!!” in surprise and concern.

This made A’ja quickly backpedal, saying her account had been hacked as an excuse for the cheeky reply.

This made A’ja quickly backpedal, saying her account had been hacked as an excuse for the cheeky reply.

A’ja Wilson’s Success on the Court Amid Social Media Controversy

This A’ja Wilson incident shows how using social media can be tricky for athletes. While fun interactions with teammates and fans can be great, they can also lead to questions about what’s appropriate, especially with family watching. Information spreads fast online, so even harmless jokes can quickly become misunderstandings or PR issues.

Even with this little hiccup, nobody can ignore the fact that Wilson has always been a key player for her team on the court. Her stats this season—averaging 27 points, 12 rebounds, and leading her team toward another championship—show her skill and dedication.

As A’ja Wilson prepares for the playoffs and aims for her third MVP award, this incident might remind her and other athletes to balance professionalism with social media interactions.

It seems like Caitlin Clark is doing more than just lighting up the WNBA court—she’s also lighting up her critics, with Geno Auriemma being the latest to join the club of people eating their own words. Yes, folks, the legendary UConn Huskies coach who, not too long ago, dissed Clark’s potential, might want to reconsider his statement. You know, the one where he labeled her fans “delusional” for believing she could tear the WNBA apart? Well, spoiler alert: she’s tearing it apart.

Clark continues to prove her doubters wrong with a sensational post-All-Star performance.

Geno’s Hot Take (That Didn’t Age Well)

Let’s rewind to June when Auriemma casually dropped by The Dan Patrick Show to throw some not-so-subtle shade at Clark. He claimed her fans were “unknowledgeable,” “disrespectful,” and, oh yes, “stupid.” That’s right, the same fans who are now gleefully watching her leapfrog past the doubters on her way to MVP contention. At that time, Clark was merely a rookie—just the third or fourth in the betting odds, according to Geno’s infinite wisdom. But fast-forward a few months, and it looks like the only person lacking knowledge is… you guessed it, Mr. Auriemma himself.

Clark’s Rookie Rampage

So what’s Clark been up to since those comments? Oh, not much—just shattering WNBA rookie records, averaging a cool 24.3 points per game post-All-Star break, and dragging the Indiana Fever from the depths of the Eastern Conference abyss to clinch a playoff spot. You know, just a regular day at the office.

For those keeping score, Clark has posted 316 points in just 13 games, along with 71 rebounds and 116 assists. The Fever’s dynamic duo of Clark and Aliyah Boston has turned into the stuff of basketball dreams, with a chemistry that’s giving Indiana a Cinderella story in a league where no one expected them to dance.

The Stat Line That Silences Critics

It’s not just about scoring, though, is it? Clark’s playmaking is off the charts, averaging 8.9 assists per game. She’s practically throwing dimes while making it rain from deep. Remember when she was “only” expected to survive in the league? Well, now she’s thriving, and she’s got her eyes set on the Kia MVP award, where she’s currently ranked sixth—just a few spots shy of Breanna Stewart. And to think, some people had the audacity to call her overhyped.

But the best part? Clark has shot below 19 points just twice in her last 13 games. That’s right, folks, she’s not just consistent, she’s consistently brilliant. Try saying that with a straight face, Geno.

Auriemma’s Epic Backpedal: Coming Soon?

Is it time for a public apology tour from Auriemma? Probably not. But a quick backpedal wouldn’t hurt. Maybe he can claim he was just “testing” Clark, pushing her to greatness with his reverse psychology. Hey, that would be a plot twist we could get behind.

In any case, Clark isn’t just dunking on her opponents—she’s figuratively dunking on her critics too. And the best part? She’s doing it all with a smile, a jump shot, and a stat sheet that could silence even the harshest of naysayers.

Up Next: Washington Mystics Beware

Clark’s next stop on the road to MVP stardom? A showdown with the Washington Mystics on September 18. Fans can expect another clinic as the Fever’s ace continues her quest to make history. And who knows, maybe we’ll get another viral moment, like a stressed-out fan begging her to stay quiet to avoid a technical foul. Either way, we’ll be watching with popcorn in hand.

So, Geno, if you’re out there: how does it feel to be proven wrong by a rookie? We’ll wait for your answer—just like Clark’s waiting for that MVP trophy.

It’s official: Caitlin Clark just put the entire WNBA on serious notice. In what can only be described as a basketball masterclass, the Indiana Fever star set the new WNBA rookie scoring record, leaving everyone else—including former record-holder Seimone Augustus—in the dust. And the best part? Clark did it in true showstopping style, with a mind-boggling fourth-quarter performance that had fans on their feet and jaws on the floor.

Let’s get to the juicy details: Clark went into the Fever’s final home game of the regular season with the kind of energy that makes you wonder if she’s part human, part cheat code. Facing off against the Dallas Wings, she not only dropped her fourth three-pointer to hit a total of 745 points on the season (casually surpassing Augustus’ 744-point record from 2006), but she also added a career-high 35 points to her night’s resume. Just when you thought she couldn’t do more, she led Indiana to a dramatic 110-109 win, like she was playing a solo game of “Can I do everything myself?” Spoiler alert: she can.

The Fever’s playoff dreams are alive, and it’s all thanks to Clark. “I’m proud of this group and the way we fought,” said Clark, who, let’s be real, was the fight. “These fans deserved this win, and I’m just happy we could deliver.” Talk about humble—delivering wins and records, just another day in the life of Caitlin Clark.

The Art of Breaking Records (and Opponents’ Spirits)

Sure, scoring is her bread and butter, but Clark is serving up full-course meals with a side of playmaking. Currently leading the league in assists per game with a ridiculous 8.4, she’s flirting with the WNBA’s all-time single-season assist record. It’s like she’s playing basketball with a controller in her hand while the rest of us are still figuring out how to turn the TV on.

In Sunday’s game alone, Clark casually tossed in eight assists, reminding everyone that, yes, she can pass the ball too. Honestly, if you were a teammate and didn’t score, that’s probably a you problem. Clark is dishing out assists like Oprah gives away cars: “You get a basket! You get a basket! Everyone gets a basket!”

Clark-enomics: The Fever’s Secret Economic Weapon

Forget trickle-down economics—it’s all about Clark-enomics. The Caitlin Clark effect isn’t just making waves in the win column; it’s turning Indiana into the hottest ticket in town. A staggering 605,358 fans have piled into Fever games this season to catch a glimpse of the basketball phenom, making Indiana’s attendance numbers the highest since the Washington Mystics in 1999. You know you’ve got it made when people show up just to see if you might break another record that night.

With Clark in the mix, Indiana Fever games are no longer a leisurely Sunday activity—they’re a full-blown event. Vendors are probably selling popcorn faster than Clark racks up points, and ticket scalpers are doing somersaults in delight. Clark has turned Indiana into the Beyoncé concert of the WNBA, and nobody’s complaining.

Teamwork Makes the Dream Work—Or at Least a Postseason Push

The Fever’s regular season might be winding down, but with Clark teaming up with the electric Kelsey Mitchell, Indiana is primed to make some noise in the playoffs. Standing at 20-19 with one last game against the Washington Mystics before the postseason, the Fever’s destiny is in their hands—or more accurately, in Clark’s capable hands (and deadly shooting range).

If the Fever can ride this momentum, we’re in for a postseason that might just become the Caitlin Clark Show. And honestly? We’re all here for it. Whether she’s breaking ankles, records, or hearts, Clark is giving us the kind of performances that keep us on the edge of our seats.

A Rookie Like No Other

Caitlin Clark isn’t just making history—she’s rewriting it with a sharpie and adding emojis. If you blink, you’ll miss her breaking yet another record. Her meteoric rise has everyone wondering if there’s anything she can’t do. (Spoiler alert: nope, there’s not.) One thing is for sure—Clark isn’t just a rookie; she’s a one-woman highlight reel and a WNBA legend in the making. Watch out, world—this is just the beginning.

A ballgirl was visibly stunned by Casper Ruud’s defeat to Henrique Rocha.

A ballgirl was visibly stunned as Henrique Rocha secured victory over Casper Ruud

A ballgirl at the Davis Cup was visibly stunned as Casper Ruud suffered a surprise defeat at the hands of Henrique Rocha. Ruud went down in straight sets despite being the overwhelming favourite to win, with Rocha claiming the biggest victory of his young career.

The 20-year-old, representing Portugal, made a fast start to proceedings and capitalised on his opponent’s mistakes to claim the first set. He managed to keep up his form in the second, with Ruud struggling to get himself back into the contest before slumping to a 6-3 6-4 defeat.

Ruud’s surprise loss to Rocha, who is ranked 150 places lower than him, went down as one of the biggest shocks of this year’s Davis Cup. One of the ballgirls was visibly taken aback by the outcome, with her reaction to the winning point saying it all.

Rocha managed to secure the biggest win of his career in straight sets (Image: GETTY)

Rocha’s victory was confirmed when Ruud made an unforced error during a rally, with the Norwegian getting his bearings wrong and firing wide. In response, the ballgirl dramatically fell to her knees and put her hands on her head in utter disbelief.

It was certainly a major surprise, given that Rocha had only secured one win over a player in the top 100 before beating Ruud. He has enjoyed a productive year, winning the Murcia Open and reaching three semi-finals at other tournaments.

Rocha recently linked up with coach Pedro Sousa, who has known him for several years and believes he has the potential to emerge as Portugal’s greatest tennis export.

“His power is not normal,” said Sousa. “His forehand, his explosion were very good and impressive for a kid who was 15. The way he already moved and hit the forehand, it’s unbelievable.

“At least in Portugal, we are not used to seeing that a lot of times. We don’t have that many players, but even for the rest of the world, it’s not that common the power he can put in his shot, especially in his forehand.”

Ruud, meanwhile, will be hugely disappointed after failing to avoid an upset defeat while representing his country at the Davis Cup. He was outgunned by Taylor Fritz in the quarter-finals of the US Open earlier this month and is yet to rediscover his best form.

Novak Djokovic has shed light on his personal life while at the Davis Cup.

Novak Djokovic and his wife Jelena have been married since 2014 (Image: Getty)

Novak Djokovic has revealed that he and his wife, Jelena, argue about the mobile phone ban imposed on their two children. The high school sweethearts married in 2014 before welcoming Stefan, now nine years old, and seven-year-old Tara.

Djokovic followed his US Open third-round defeat by joining up with Team Serbia at the Davis Cup. Jelena and Tara were in the stands to watch the 37-year-old dispatch world No 770 Ioannis Xilas in just 45 minutes on Saturday, conceding only one game in the process.

Before that match, Djokovic was given the chance to open up on one part of his family life. “My children still don’t have a cell phone, my wife and I argue (about it),” Djokovic told Blic.

“The kids complain, ‘At school everyone has one except us’. It’s not easy and this is reflected on other levels as well. If everyone does something, the herd behaves like this, you have to follow them. Well, it doesn’t have to be like that. This is where I think we differ from others, because we are stubborn and active.”

Djokovic has already made it clear that he takes a more traditional approach to parenting. He explained the importance of keeping them active during this year’s Wimbledon Championships.

“Out of the two parents I am the one that is responsible for their activities, sports, healthy lifestyle,” he admitted in a studio interview with the Tennis Channel.

Novak Djokovic flew through his singles assignment at the Davis Cup (Image: Getty)

With Jelena standing nearby, he continued: “I want them… she is rolling her eyes right now as I am speaking (pointing to her and laughing). I keep on in a way reminding them how important it is to be active, just do sports.

“I mean whether it is tennis or whatever it is, just be active, be out there. So I try to take them on with me on tennis every day, even if it’s the match day I want them to be here with me.”

In the world of WNBA basketball, where drama is never in short supply, Caitlin Clark found herself embroiled in the latest officiating fiasco during the Indiana Fever’s nail-biting clash with the Dallas Wings. But this time, it wasn’t Clark’s gravity-defying jump shot or dazzling court vision that had fans talking—it was a foul call so questionable it could make a conspiracy theorist blush.

Late in the first half, with the game intensity ramping up like your heartbeat before a last-second buzzer-beater, Clark sliced through the defense like a hot knife through butter. Only, instead of earning a foul for the rough Dallas defense, Clark herself was slapped with an offensive foul after a physical collision that left her sprawled on the hardwood. Cue the collective gasp from Fever fans, who were left wondering if they were watching basketball or some bizarre officiating experiment gone wrong.

“Wait, did they just call that on her?” was the sentiment echoed across social media. Fans couldn’t believe it, and frankly, neither could Clark, who looked as if she was trying to solve a Rubik’s cube while doing calculus in her head. The disbelief on her face said it all—this was no ordinary call. It was a “phantom foul,” the kind that makes you question whether the referees have been secretly binge-watching blindfolded basketball tutorials.

Not one to shy away from expressing her frustrations (who could forget her six technical fouls this season?), Clark’s exasperation nearly earned her another technical. Imagine the headlines if that had happened: “Clark Suspended Before Playoffs for Having Too Much Common Sense.” Fortunately, teammates Aliyah Boston and Erica Wheeler swooped in to save the day, cooling Clark off like a couple of firefighters putting out a social media wildfire.

But the real heat came from the fans, who were ready to serve up a scathing roast of the referees. Twitter was ablaze with reactions ranging from bewilderment to outright comedy. One fan tweeted, “These refs are consistently horrible. Are they even aware of the rules, or is this just a practice run for them?” Another chimed in with, “At this point, I think I’ve seen better officiating at a high school dodgeball game.”

And honestly, they weren’t wrong. As the Fever gear up for their first postseason run in eight years, the stakes are higher than Clark’s three-point shooting percentage. The last thing this team needs is to be derailed by questionable officiating that has the potential to turn playoff dreams into nightmares. One more technical foul for Clark, and she could find herself sidelined at a time when the Fever need her most.

Fever fans, already biting their nails in anticipation of the playoffs, are now biting their tongues to keep from screaming at their TV screens. The hope is that the league takes a long, hard look at its officiating—preferably before it ruins someone’s postseason with another whistle that leaves us all scratching our heads.

As for Clark, she’s taking it in stride, knowing that her game does the real talking. But if the refs keep this up, the only thing hotter than the Fever’s playoff push might be the fan outrage. One thing’s for sure: the WNBA has some explaining to do, and fans will be watching the next game with more scrutiny than ever.

Will the refs redeem themselves, or will they once again find themselves on the receiving end of a Twitter roast? Stay tuned—because in the world of WNBA basketball, anything can happen, especially when the officials are involved!

In the world of sports hot takes, it seems Caitlin Clark can’t escape the crossfire—this time coming from none other than the ever-controversial sports commentator, Jason Whitlock. Clark, the Indiana Fever’s rising star, has been accused of doing something many athletes in high-pressure leagues do: voicing her opinion (often, and loudly). Apparently, that’s enough for Whitlock to compare her to LeBron James. Yes, you read that right.

The 22-year-old sensation, averaging an impressive 19.5 points per game, 5.7 assists, and 8.4 rebounds in her rookie WNBA season, has been putting on a show that Fever fans can’t get enough of. But Whitlock, never one to let statistics or common sense get in the way of a spicy take, jumped on X (formerly Twitter) to make sure his followers knew just how fed up he is with Clark’s alleged antics.

“It’s official. Caitlin Clark is LeBron James,” he posted dramatically, as if we didn’t just witness LeBron and his four NBA titles. He continued: “She just laid a defender out with a Derrick Henry stiff-arm and the refs didn’t even consider blowing a whistle.” To top it off, Whitlock sealed his rant with a kicker: “Plus she whines way too much. I can’t take it.”

Wait, what? Derrick Henry? Really? Does anyone else feel like we’re comparing apples to rocket ships here?

Now, to be fair, Clark did have a little run-in with Dallas Wings’ Jacy Sheldon during the Fever’s recent win, where she might’ve used her elbow to clear some space. But hey, in the heat of battle, elbows tend to find their way into places they shouldn’t. A foul call? Maybe. But a full-blown comparison to Derrick Henry trucking defenders in the NFL? That’s a leap only Whitlock could take.

Sure, Clark’s fiery demeanor has landed her six technical fouls this season—just one short of a suspension—but she’s hardly begging for superstar treatment like Whitlock implies. She even addressed the possibility of a tech with a laugh, saying, “Well, I didn’t think they were gonna give me a technical at any point tonight,” after their win over the Wings. If you ask us, that’s more like playing it cool, not being “too entitled.”

But let’s dig into what might really be irking Whitlock. It seems his heart lies elsewhere: “Kelsey Mitchell is my fav player,” he tweeted. Ah, now we get it! The man’s been Clark-snatched from his first love—Kelsey Mitchell, Clark’s teammate who’s been overshadowed by the rookie’s meteoric rise. Maybe this is less about Clark’s alleged whining and more about a sports crush gone sour?

Regardless, Clark’s critics might want to take a deep breath before casting too many stones. With Rookie of the Year and possibly even MVP honors on the horizon, she’s just getting started. And let’s not forget, she’s the one helping the Fever float a .513 record, far from the bottom-dwelling Washington Mystics, whom the Fever face next.

Speaking of the Mystics, Thursday’s game will be pivotal for both teams. Rooted at the bottom of the Eastern Conference, the Mystics are desperate to save face. Meanwhile, Clark will be there, most likely racking up more points and—if we’re lucky—a few more complaints to keep the narrative alive.

If Whitlock and his complaints about complaints sound a bit like déjà vu, it’s because they are. LeBron has heard it all before. And now, apparently, so has Caitlin Clark.

So the next time Jason Whitlock decides to weigh in, maybe he should consider that, like LeBron, Clark’s going to keep talking—because talking, and playing, are two things she does better than most.