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Caitlin Clark’s rise has sparked fierce debate, with LA Times columnist Bill Plaschke calling her “spoiled” and “whiny,” citing on-court behavior as evidence. But critics argue his critique ignores how common such antics are among top male athletes—and question his facts, like her free throw stats and team control claims. The piece also challenges his narrative that the Fever were a powerhouse before Clark, highlighting their past struggles. Ultimately, while Plaschke’s gripes may resonate with some, the argument is that Clark’s impact—bringing unprecedented attention to the WNBA—is undeniable, regardless of the noise.
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