Team USA Coach Disrespected Caitlin Clark & The Fever Fans, So Caitlin Made Her Pay
Cheryl Reeve had a blunt message before the Indiana Fever vs. Minnesota Lynx game
The Indiana Fever face the Minnesota Lynx on Sunday afternoon in their second to last game before the WNBA All-Star break. While a road game for Indiana, a large number of Caitlin Clark fans are expected in the building, as has been the case for every Fever away game this season.
When asked about this prior to Sunday’s contest, Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve (who is also the head coach of Team USA) had a blunt message on the large number of Clark and Fever fans projected to attend this game, saying, “I don’t give two s–ts.”
The message from Reeve has been going viral on X (formerly known as Twitter). The initial post from IndyStarSports reporter Chloe Peterson has been blowing up with reactions from fans who believe Reeve was unprofessional with her answer.
Some have also pointed out that Reeve has made comments about Clark in the past that were not exactly complimentary of the Fever star:
As many fans have pointed out, Reeve is the head coach for USA Basketball women’s national team who left Clark off their roster for the Paris Olympics. This decision was controversial at the time, and has only grown more questionable as Clark continues to flourish in the WNBA.
The pro-Clark crowd in Minnesota was out in full force before the game even began, confirming the pregame notion this would feel like another home game for Indiana:
One of the most popular athletes in sports right now, Clark has fans everywhere. As for coach Reeve, she claims to not care how many Clark fans are in Minnesota for Sunday’s game.
After Cheryl Reeve’s controversial comments regarding Caitlin Clark and the Fever fans, the tension was high leading up to the Indiana Fever vs. Minnesota Lynx game. Despite being a road game for Indiana, the overwhelming presence of Clark’s supporters made it feel like a home game for the Fever.
Reeve’s dismissive attitude towards the large number of Clark fans in attendance only fueled the fire, with many questioning her professionalism. This isn’t the first time Reeve has been critical of Clark, especially considering her decision to leave the young star off the USA Basketball women’s national team roster for the Paris Olympics.
However, Clark’s popularity continues to soar, with fans showing unwavering support for the WNBA standout. The controversy surrounding Reeve’s comments only added to the anticipation of the game, as emotions ran high on both sides.
Despite Reeve’s indifference towards the presence of Clark fans, the matchup between the Fever and Lynx was sure to be a heated one. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story and other sports news.
Team USA Coach Disrespected Caitlin Clark & The Fever Fans, So Caitlin Made Her Pay Team USA Coach’s Five-Word Message on Caitlin Clark Fans Goes Viral.
Cheryl Reeve had a blunt message before the Indiana Fever vs. Minnesota Lynx game The Indiana Fever face the Minnesota Lynx on Sunday afternoon in their second to last game before the WNBA All-Star break. While a road game for Indiana, a large number of Caitlin Clark fans are expected in the building, as has been the case for every Fever away game this season.
When asked about this prior to Sunday’s contest, Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve (who is also the head coach of Team USA) had a blunt message on the large number of Clark and Fever fans projected to attend this game, saying, “I don’t give two s–ts.”
The message from Reeve has been going viral on X (formerly known as Twitter). The initial post from IndyStarSports reporter Chloe Peterson has been blowing up with reactions from fans who believe Reeve was unprofessional with her answer. Some have also pointed out that Reeve has made comments about Clark in the past that were not exactly complimentary of the Fever star:
As many fans have pointed out, Reeve is the head coach for USA Basketball women’s national team who left Clark off their roster for the Paris Olympics. This decision was controversial at the time, and has only grown more questionable as Clark continues to flourish in the WNBA.
The pro-Clark crowd in Minnesota was out in full force before the game even began, confirming the pregame notion this would feel like another home game for Indiana: One of the most popular athletes in sports right now, Clark has fans everywhere.
As for coach Reeve, she claims to not care how many Clark fans are in Minnesota for Sunday’s game. After Cheryl Reeve’s controversial comments regarding Caitlin Clark and the Fever fans, the tension was high leading up to the Indiana Fever vs. Minnesota Lynx game. Despite being a road game for Indiana, the overwhelming presence of Clark’s supporters made it feel like a home game for the Fever.
Reeve’s dismissive attitude towards the large number of Clark fans in attendance only fueled the fire, with many questioning her professionalism. This isn’t the first time Reeve has been critical of Clark, especially considering her decision to leave the young star off the USA Basketball women’s national team roster for the Paris Olympics. However, Clark’s popularity continues to soar, with fans showing unwavering support for the WNBA standout.
The controversy surrounding Reeve’s comments only added to the anticipation of the game, as emotions ran high on both sides. Despite Reeve’s indifference towards the presence of Clark fans, the matchup between the Fever and Lynx was sure to be a heated one.
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It will be interesting to see how this controversy plays out in the coming days and whether there will be any further responses from Caitlin Clark or Cheryl Reeve. The clash between the fans and the coach adds an extra layer of drama to an already intense game.
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Source: The Wall Street Journal
