Updated
Updated · Fox News · Jun 11
Robert Horry Urges 24-Year-Old Caitlin Clark to Fight Back as Hard Fouls Shadow Her 10-Game Start
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Jun 11

Robert Horry Urges 24-Year-Old Caitlin Clark to Fight Back as Hard Fouls Shadow Her 10-Game Start

2 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 11

Summary

  • Seven-time NBA champion Robert Horry said Caitlin Clark should "protect yourself" and stop letting opponents "punk" her as criticism grows over her appeals to referees after contact.
  • Horry framed the advice as a response to repeated physical play against the Indiana Fever guard, saying top players get targeted and citing Shaquille O'Neal as an example of someone who eventually hit back.
  • Clark, 24, has taken several hard fouls in her first three WNBA seasons, fueling fan debate over whether defenders are intentionally roughing up one of the league's biggest stars.
  • Indiana enters that scrutiny at 6-5 after Clark's game-winning 3-pointer in a 78-76 win over Washington; through 10 games, she is averaging 18.7 points and 8.7 assists.

Insights

With the WNBA's new fines for aggression, is Robert Horry’s 'fight back' advice to Caitlin Clark a costly mistake?
After past injuries and recent soreness, can Caitlin Clark's body handle the physical retaliation Robert Horry is demanding?