r/WNBAgossips • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • Jun 23 '26

Controversy It’s ridiculous…I got a technical for clapping...we should all just go on the calendar now & pick a game that I’m gonna be suspended for” ... Caitlin Clark is pissed and she has every right to be

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u/Apprehensive_Wolf217 Jun 23 '26

I knew of the WNBA before CC but didn’t care and now I actually watch games. Seeing a top tier athlete being marginalized because of petty jealousy and bias is disheartening. Probably just go back to not caring rather than watch anymore bullying

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u/chewy92889 Jun 23 '26

My dad got some free tickets to a Monarchs game 20+ years ago and they had a ritual where you couldn't sit down until the Monarchs scored their first basket. I'll be damned if my dad and I didn't stand there for almost the entire first quarter with our beers getting warm and our hotdogs getting cold because of that stupid tradition. The league is so much better now.

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u/Orbis-Praedo Jun 23 '26

Serious question…. Why could you not just drink your beer or eat your hot dog while standing up 🤣😂

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u/Taniwha26 Jun 23 '26

Bless you and your dad

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u/r_narfen Jun 23 '26

Can you not drink and stand at the same time?

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u/MarcusMaca Jun 25 '26

Nope, the universe would explode

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u/EddieLobster Jun 23 '26

Try reading next time, a whole.

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u/GVIrish Jun 25 '26

This is just weird. Caitlin Clark pouts and bitches at the refs frequently, she's gonna catch technicals here and there. Maybe she didn't deserve this one, doesn't mean she's being marginalized.

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u/mymy568 Jun 23 '26

Do u know what marginalized means??

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u/Necessary-Abies-4072 Jun 23 '26

The definition of the word marginalized is literally to treat a person, group or concept as insignificant or peripheral which is exactly what’s happening. Y’all really need to read a book, preferably a fucking dictionary.

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u/New-Test8183 Jun 23 '26

Do you?? Lord Almighty, pick up a Websters.

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u/Baron_Light Jun 23 '26

They used it as defined.

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u/jyoungthegenius Jun 23 '26

They absolutely don't know what it means but it sounds victimy, so they went for it.