In what is perhaps the most anticipated WNBA Draft in history, Caitlin Clark was drafted at #1 as many had expected. However, her rival, Angel Reese, was drafted at #7, with Clark expectedly going to the Indiana Fever while Reese went to the Chicago Sky.
Clark has changed the perspective on women’s sports in general, showing that there is a market for it and that it can become popular. As Latin Post previously reported, it was thanks to her that for the first time, the NCAA Women’s Basketball Final had higher ratings than the NCAA Men’s Basketball Final.
ESPN’s Charlie Creme noted that Clark is expected to “change the perception and trajectory of the Fever franchise. The pairing of Clark’s shooting range and passing with the power of Aliyah Boston make them one of the most intriguing inside-outside duos in the league.”
It should also be noted that thanks to her becoming so popular at the collegiate level, which is unprecedented for …