It only took a few months for Caitlin Clark to establish herself as one of the best players in the WNBA. A success that frustrates some stars, as evidenced during the game against Seattle this Sunday. CC was targeted quite seriously by renowned opponents.

There are players who have a hard time recovering from a big disappointment, and then there are those who use it as motivation to progress and move up a level.

This is often what makes the difference between superstars and others. With this parameter in mind, we can deduce that Caitlin Clark will indeed leave an indelible mark on the history of the WNBA.

Not selected for the Paris Olympics for non-sporting reasons, the Indiana point guard used this break to rest, and especially to develop her chemistry with her partners.

The Fever has just chained two great victories against teams ahead in the standings, thanks to Clark involved in all areas of the game.

Caitlin Clark targeted by Seattle players

The problem, as it has since her first game, is that her success annoys other stars of the league.

This Sunday, for example, the Seattle players had a hard time accepting CC’s 23 points, 9 assists and 5 rebounds, as well as the 17-point loss.

On the field and in the press conference, it was hot.

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This is only her second year of development. Our focus is solely on our team and what we need to do to be better.

The most important thing is to take care of your players.

At the end of the game, superstar Skylar Diggins-Smith deliberately picked up the pace to jostle Caitlin Clark.

A few minutes later, it was former Rookie of the Year Jewel Lloyd who was asked about the point guard’s progress and their athletic similarities.

She preferred to kick it into touch, proof that CC really gets on her nerves.

Caitlin Clark will not be helped by anyone in her quest for glory in the WNBA.

She is jostled, snubbed, but she responds wonderfully well on the court.

This second half of the season promises to be explosive.