So I guess the WNBA All-Star game is coming up.

And it's one of those, you know, fan vote, media vote, and player vote situations.

Caitlin Clark received a record 1.3 million fan votes for this year's All-Star game, which by the way is being played in

Indianapolis where she plays her WNBA basketball.

The media voted her number three overall.

And then the players ranked her ninth, not among players in the league, but among the guards in the league.

I mean, they literally, you know, put their best defenders on her, they double team her,

they try to bully her and physically, they don't want her to shoot. They don't want

her to create. And somehow she ended up being voted by the players as the ninth best guard

in the league. She wasn't even the highest ranked player on her team. Kelsey Mitchell was at three spots better at number six.

Look, I'm not an expert on the WNBA rosters and the All-Stars and the great players.

And I know that she's been hurt this year, you know,

and her stats have dipped a little bit, her shooting percentage over the last like five games or so

because of her injury have really fallen off. But give me a break. I mean, come on, man. She is still

right now, like top ten-ish in scoring, very high up on the assist list.

There have been a bunch of responses to this on Twitter.

Dick Vital said, quote, on X, absolutely pure jealousy that WNBA players voted

Caitlin Clark the ninth best guard.

Someday they will realize what she has done for all of the players in the WNBA.

Charter planes, increase in salaries, sold out crowds, improved TV ratings.

That's what he wrote.

RG3 had, you know, went off on the jealousy as well.

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