JEALOUS OF CAITLIN! Fans roast Monica McNutt's WNBA Rookie of Year choice.
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- The 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year race has become a heated debate, with two standout players, Caitlyn Clark and Angel Reese, vying for the prestigious award. What was once seen as a foregone conclusion that Caitlyn Clark would take home the honors has been thrown into question by Angel Reese's record-breaking performance, earning the WNBA Rookie of the Month award for June and setting a new league record with 11 straight double-doubles. This has sparked a lively discussion, with ESPN's Monica McNutt arguing that team success should be the deciding factor, though the data shows the Sky's record is only marginally better than the Fever's, and the betting odds heavily favor Clark. As the WNBA season just passes the halfway point, this captivating debate is far from over, with fans passionately roasting McNutt's team-focused approach.
1) Caitlin Clark makes WNBA history with the first-ever rookie triple-double (if not for her coach it might have 3 more), and currently, there are just four in its 28th season
2) Clark became the fastest WNBA rookie to record 100 assists since Sue Bird in 2002.
3) In addition, Clark became the fastest player in league history to reach 250 points and 100 assists.
Rookie of the year has never been given out based upon the team's record Caitlin Clark is the first rookie in league history to record a triple double 19 pts 12 rebs 13 asst 2 stL
Clark had 19 Pts, 13 Ast at a minimum would be 26 PTS, or at least 45 points of the 83 scored or 54% of the Fevers scoring,
Now run all of Clark's games, and then run Reese's numbers and see where the numbers land - my bet is Clark crushes Reese and that should be a ROTY Award
Clark is much better!! She can actually make shots, not just stand under the basket and make rebounds!!
Fyi Clark is #1 in rebounds amongst guards. Im just saying
Clark record for most turnovers in a season in league history.
Reese record for most consecutive double doubles in league history