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You're listening to The Best of the Odd Couple with Chris Brousso and Rob Parker.

Well, let's start here.

Time Magazine's Athlete of the year was announced today.

Yeah.

And it's Caitlin Clark.

And you believe she was the clear choice.

And you have no issue with time selecting Caitlin Clark from the Indiana.

I got a fever and I don't know what to do with it.

Or, you know, is that the name of the team she plays for?

Yeah, that is the end.

Yeah, don't act like you don't know. You know you don't miss a single WMBA game, let alone a Caitlin Clark game. Come on, stop it, Bob. I never miss the WMBA. We know. Right. I never live watching, so I never miss it. Yeah, I mean, you know, look, there are a couple of contenders like any year that, you know, you could say this person and that person.

Don't try to steal my thunder. Just talk about your, no, no, no, I'm not, no, but the fact is, no, I'm going to tell you what it is. To me, I think it was actually a clear cut one in this case with Caitlin Clark. What she was able to do, and I, you split it up a couple of ways. For you to get Time Magazine and anything, typically, it means you were great at what you do,

but also you brought another narrative to this thing.

You brought a bigger storyline.

You did something globally or something that was bigger than just simply your play, and that's what she did.

So first of all, you got to go back.

Remember, she was the Darling of all you got to go back remember she was the darling

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