Only 1 person out of her whole team defends her? That's savage.
Queen Bee Syndrome.
friend of mine picked up a pair of caitlins solely for the come up - already doubled in value
Caitlin Clark shoes sell out in minutes, being flipped for 2x on eBay
Clark's player edition of the Kobe V Protro already sizzling on secondary marketsports.yahoo.com
What am I missing when it comes to Angel Reese? She's a great rebounder, sure, but she doesn't seem to do anything else well. Why is she the one getting all the marketing gigs? It's like the NBA concentrating all their energy on Dennis Rodman for marketing.
Ice Cube Doesn't Hold Back On Difference Between Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese
When Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese were coming out of school, hip-hop legend and BIG3 founder Ice Cube extended a $5 million contract offer to the former Iowa star to be the first female athlete in his upstart 3-on-3 league — but the same wasn't offered to Reese. Catching up with TMZ Sports over ...
Unlike Rodman, many of Reese's rebounds are called "mebounds" where she misses so badly that she is right there for her own rebound - sometimes a couple in a row. Definitely helps pad your stats in that category.
They shouldnt
He can be talking about the WNBA here, not BIG3 and still have a relevant point. I don't think Angel Reese is a great player is the only difference I have with him.Ice Cube Explains Why Caitlin Clark Was Offered $5M To Play in BIG3 League Instead Of Angel Reese
BIG3 cofounder Ice Cube recently revealed to TMZ that the reason he offered millions to Indiana Fever player Caitlin Clark, rather than her rival, Chicago Sky player Angel Reese, came down to the financial impact on the league.
Ice Cube Explains Why Caitlin Clark Was Offered $5M To Play in BIG3 League Instead Of Angel Reese
Ice Cube revealed to TMZ the reason he offered five million dollars to Caitlin Clark instead of Angel Reese to play in the BIG3www.blackenterprise.com
When Clark (and Reese) was gearing up to play for the WNBA, Cube reportedly extended an offer of $5 million to lure her into the BIG3 league, where she would play a total of eight games for the season. She eventually turned it down and went on to make a name for herself in her rookie season in the WNBA.
Cube was asked about offering Reese a contract to play in the summer 3-on-3 basketball league. He did acknowledge that Reese is a “great player,” but then he went on to explain why Clark was offered the deal instead of Reese.
“The thing with Caitlin Clark, it was just to unlock millions for the league because of her stardom. What our sponsors [were] telling us, they didn’t tell us the same thing about Angel Reese, so I don’t know if we can make that same offer.”
After being asked if the league could make a different offer to Reese that wouldn’t pay her as much as what Clark was offered, Cube shook his head and said, “I don’t think we can make that same offer because it won’t have the same impact on the league.”
