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Angel Reese Is Only Famous For Hating On Caitlin Clark According To Dan Patrick


Former ESPN broadcaster Dan Patrick has some thoughts on Angel Reese’s viral comments.

Earlier this week, Reese told the media that she felt she was played a huge role in the recent popularity of the WNBA and that people were not tuning in just to watch Caitlin Clark.

“I’ll look back in 20 years and be like the reason why we’re watching women’s basketball is not just because of one person.

It’s because of me, too. I want y’all to realize that”

Patrick disagreed with Reese’s take and believes the Chicago Sky star is only famous because she played the villain role against Clark.

“Her attention, her notoriety is based off Caitlin Clark because she wins the national title, the first thing she does is mock Caitlin Clark, “And then, she doesn’t even celebrate with her teammates. So, she’s made it personal with Caitlin Clark. Then, she’s played off of that.

“Even Caitlin Clark getting knocked down in the game on Saturday. Who’s standing up applauding but Angel Reese. So, she’s sort of embraced a Draymond Green role here. But the eyeballs on the WNBA really have to do with Caitlin Clark. You might, if you stay long enough, might be able to see someone or something, and you go, ‘OK, I’m entertained by this.’ But there’s nothing wrong with admitting that you watch a sport because of one singular person.”

“WNBA has been around a couple of decades and people didn’t notice the game – they’re noticing it now. Well, that’s because of Caitlin Clark, not Angel Reese,

Fans had mixed reactions to Patrick’s comments about Reese.

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