Bill Plaschke Blasts Caitlin Clark in Column, Calling WNBA Star 'Spoiled' in Her 3rd Season
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Updated · Fox News · Jun 7
Bill Plaschke Blasts Caitlin Clark in Column, Calling WNBA Star 'Spoiled' in Her 3rd Season
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 7
Summary
Los Angeles Times columnist Bill Plaschke published a broadside against Caitlin Clark, saying her eye-rolling, referee complaints and bench behavior have made the Indiana Fever star "whiny," "entitled" and "spoiled."
The column argues Clark's conduct is hurting the Fever and cites a recent viral exchange with coach Stephanie White, while also criticizing the team's handling of media scrutiny around the player.
Plaschke says Clark, now in her third WNBA season, has become less fun to watch despite remaining the league's assist leader and one of its biggest draws.
The piece adds to the growing media debate around Clark, whose on-court demeanor and outsized profile continue to make her a flashpoint in WNBA coverage.