Indiana native Vanessa Richardson explains how Caitlin Clark has already affected Indianapolis

[@ericweissenborn]

I don’t watch women’s basketball but I caught some KZbin videos of Her play and I thought: Wow she is the female Micheal Jordan! Her game is beautiful to watch.

[@dnj1369]

What's up with the fever's cruel scheduling?! Aces had 4 days off compared to 3 games 4 days, including b 2 b!!!

[@cdjhyoung]

Clark is having the same effect on professional women's basketball that Magic and Bird had on Men's basketball in 1980. And for much the same reason. She has skills not seen in other players. But also, so far, she has kept to projecting an imagine that reflects her mid-west roots. Her general off court appearance is all bling and died hair or odd clothing choices. She looks like most Americans so those people are watching her play. The same thing we saw with Bird and Magic. They were just mid-west kids playing ball at the highest level, using skills not many could match.

[@tzu2146]

The OGs will never accept Clark. Never.

[@chevyyyyyyy]

Your point that CC has brought out resentment from veteran players who say through clenched teeth that they were there first is not positive but is true.

[@porterbrass]

I love the skills. I hate the WNBA diva tic tocs. It takes away from their actual talent.

[@Jo-oc-0]

And the current WNBA is wasting a golden opportunity because of jealousy and selfishness. I’m not going to follow WNBA unless the players grow up.

[@ScottPaddock-i9i]

You have no reason to be apologetic when discussing the popularity CC has on the WNBA viewers, the haters and sportscasting liars are responsible for there actions just like Donald Trump is.

[@BillsMafia-SecretWeapon]

Watching rookies WNBA does not deserve the attention