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Colin Cowherd PUTS Kelsey Plum IN HER PLACE & DEFENDS Caitlin Clark

The drama surrounding Kelsey Plum’s jab at Caitlin Clark was the spark that finally made Colin Cowherd say what many had been thinking but few dared to voice. It wasn’t just about a T-shirt or a passive-aggressive remark—it was a spotlight on something deeper, more unsettling, and more corrosive brewing in the WNBA. Cowherd wasn’t afraid to call it exactly what it was: jealousy, pettiness, and an unwillingness by certain players to recognize the seismic shift taking place right before their eyes.
For over two decades, the WNBA operated in the shadows. Players flew on budget airlines, shared cramped accommodations, and played to mostly empty seats. It was a league built on grit but starved of attention. Then Caitlin Clark arrived. In a league long desperate for mainstream relevance, Clark became the lightning bolt no one saw coming. Overnight, merchandise sales skyrocketed by 500%. Attendance surged 40% league-wide. Teams that were hemorrhaging money began flipping into profitability. Franchises that once gave away tickets just to fill the stands now had waiting lists for season passes. But amid this long-awaited renaissance, instead of celebration, some veterans chose spite.