Caitlin Clark Fans That Are Upset With WNBA Vets Need to Hear What She Just Said About Diana Taurasi

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surrounding WNBA vets and rookies.Phoenix Mercury player Diana Taurasi—a six-time Olympian with 20 years of experience in the league—faced backlash over her controversial warning that “reality is coming” for incoming rookies ahead of this year's WNBA season.“There’s levels to this thing.

And that’s just life, we all went through it,” the 41-year-old SportsCenter’s Scott Van Pelt in April. “You see it on the NBA side, and you’re going to see it on this side.

You look superhuman playing against 18-year-olds, but you’re going to come with some grown women that have been playing professional basketball for a long time.”“I hope you know that they’re not supposed to be nice to me,” Reese said of the discourse.By Some fans of Clark have been holding a grudge against the vet ever since, though it doesn't appear that Taurasi or Clark feel any animosity towards one another.

On June 26, Taurasi told that “it'll be fun” to play Clark in the Mercury's first game against the Fever of the year on June 30.Meanwhile, Clark said she's “excited” for the game during her own chat with Desert Wave on June 29. “That's just someone I grew up idolizing and looking up to and wanting to be like one day,” Clark said. “Obviously she's one of the greatest players our game has ever seen, great scorer our game has ever seen.