Al-O-Meter
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He's not. I'm referring to injuring her. If Caitlin Clark is not on the floor then less people will watch, and there will be less revenue with which to pay salaries.I kind of hate discussing an other person's intentions, so I apologize for bringing it up, you very well could be right about him on this.
Also, you are not imagining the increased viciousness toward Caitlin Clark. So far this year, Caitlin Clark has been on the receiving end of 5 flagrant fouls. Only 3 players in the entire WNBA have been on the receiving end of more than 1 this season. This is not normal. The flagrant foul data from last year for the whole season among those being on the receiving end more than once is as follows:

Last year, Satou Sabally (Player ID 1340) was on the receiving end of 4 flagrant fouls. There were four others who were on the receiving end of 3 flagrant fouls, and nine on the receiving end of two flagrants. That is what a reasonable distribution looks like. There were a total of 65 flagrant fouls in the 2023 WNBA season, which means the most targeted player, Satou Sabally, accounted for just over , 6%. At one point this season, Caitlin Clark was on the receiving end of over 17% of all flagrant fouls. I can pull the data for any year going back to 1997 and none will look like this year.
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