Diana Taures walks on words on Caitlin Clark
After Caitlin ClarkThe record -breaking rookie campaign in Wnba, a basketball legend is up to his thoughts that things would have been difficult for the Iow product.
Diana Taurasi, who recently announced her retreat from WNBA After 20 illustrious seasons, he was on his “Show Bird & Taurasi” with his colleague Star del Wnba Sue Bird, where he owned “reality is coming” when he refers to Clark who entered the championship.
With Clark next to them, Taurasi launched the script.
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Diana Taurasi is up to her thoughts that things would have been difficult for Caitlin Clark. (Kirby Lee/Image images)
“Thanks, unfortunately, the reality is coming to me now,” said Taurasi after Clark congratulated her for retirement.
It was about a year ago when Taurasi said those notorious words, in practice saying that Clark will have to get used to many great basketball players now after his record career with Hawkeyes.
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“You seem superhuman playing against eighteen -year -olds, but you’re for (you will play against) some adult women playing a professional basketball for a long time”, Taurasi said on Espn At the moment.
Clark was not immediately a superstar, but once used to the speed of the game Wnba and built a little chemistry with his teammates of Indiana fever, he thrived.
Clark was not immediately a superstar, but once used to the speed of the game Wnba and built a little chemistry with his teammates of Indiana fever, he thrived. (Tony Gutierrez/AP Photos)
Clark scored on average 19.2 points, 8.4 assists, 5.7 rebounds and 1.3 stolen per game on his way to win the Kia Rookie of the Year award. He also finished the first All -own team, since his 337 assists were the most in one season Wnba.
But Taurasi’s career is what Clark is chasing now, since he is considered the best Wnba player of all time by many. Taurasi made 11 All-Star teams during his career, winning three championship titles with the Phoenix Mercury.
Clark has certainly had a hot start for his career, but he is trying to make some championship races in the future and the fever has strengthened their list in the hope of doing it.
Clark scored on average 19.2 points, 8.4 assists, 5.7 rebounds and 1.3 stolen per game on his way to win the Kia Rookie of the Year award. (Photo ap/Michael Conroy, file)
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The fever begins their season WNBA of 2025 on May 17 against Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky.
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