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Caitlin Clark condemns hatred, says she's out Sunday (back)

WNBA star Caitlin Clark speaks out against rising online harassment while confirming her status for Sunday's game.

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📍 Aftermath

Caitlin Clark condemned harassment and hatred amid a surge of online threats toward WNBA players. She also faced scrutiny regarding the timing of her response to the Alyssa Thomas fallout.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 21d ago, after coverage quieted.

Where it stands

Caitlin Clark has condemned harassment and hatred amid a surge of online threats targeting WNBA players. Simultaneously, Clark has stated that she is out for the game this Sunday.

Coverage from AP News and NBC Sports emphasizes the broader trend of online threats facing league players. Yahoo Sports reports that Clark is facing scrutiny regarding the timing of her response to the Alyssa Thomas fallout.

Attention remains on the ongoing online harassment within the WNBA and Clark's availability for future games following her absence on Sunday.

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What did Caitlin Clark condemn?

Clark condemned the hatred and harassment occurring as WNBA players experience a surge of online threats.

Will Caitlin Clark play this Sunday?

No, according to ESPN, Clark says she is out Sunday.

Why is Clark facing scrutiny according to Yahoo Sports?

She is facing scrutiny for the timing of her response to the Alyssa Thomas fallout.

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Caitlin Clark WNBA Alyssa Thomas

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