KTV & Jason Whitlock Fearless EXPOSE WNBA Indiana Fever MISSION to KILL Caitlin Clark

Oh man. Oh man. We got to get to this

one. Jason Whitlock was in the kitchen

whipping up a pot of something. He was

whipping up a pot of something on this

Caitlyn Clark situation. As it appears,

the WNBA is trying to minimize her at

every turn possible. We have talked

about this thing. We have went in on

this thing. We have been ahead and in

front of this situation. Okay, he didn't

hold back. We got to get into it. It's

really weird the way the Indiana fever

be moving toward her and we'll break

more of that stuff down as well. Welcome

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things. Man, Jason Whitlock was whipping

up a pot of something. Let's get into

it.

The WNBA is trying to kill Caitlyn Clark

with paper cuts. M

>> I I talked about this yesterday

uh to some degree about like they're

killing Caitlyn Clark, but they're

killing her with paper cuts.

Thousand little cuts is how they're

trying to kill Caitlyn Clark. And

yesterday they hit her with another

paper cut. It was announced that the

Indiana Fever

would have all 44 of their nationally

televised game or of their games

televised on national TV. That's

amazing. And we know why that is because

of Caitlyn Clark. And so it's not the

Indiana Fever that are getting all 44 of

their games on national TV. It's Caitlyn

Clark who's getting all 44 of her games

on national TV. That's a fact. That's a

fact. But this goes into what I even

said to Whitlock where I said even

during the free agency and during the

draft, the whole Raven, a lot of the

things the Indiana Fever have done

signals to them trying to

be successful without Caitlyn Clark

rather than with her. Going and getting

Raven Johnson, going and doing this,

getting all these small guards. Kelsey

Mitchell is the number one priority.

Kelsey Mitchell, we want her to be here

forever. Kelsey M. It seems like they

want to win without Caitlyn Clark. And

then you had Kelly Crossoff and them

talking about how they want to make the

Indiana fever like Apple.

Apple is more than an iPhone. They

iPads, MacBooks, all types of stuff.

They want this to be more than Caitlyn

Clark. And they have tried minimizing

her at every turn. We've been calling it

out. There's no way Caitlyn Clark

shouldn't have been in the front of this

damn flyer to say in all 44 games.

What sense does that make? It doesn't.

Whitlock, you on to something, bro.

Everybody knows that Caitlyn Clark is

the reason for the season.

That's it. She's the reason. 1,000%

Caitlyn Clark told them, "Hey, y'all

need to lock into a room. We need to get

this thing together. But look at how the

Indiana fever, just a small little paper

cut. You may not even notice that it's a

cut, but it's obvious to anyone that's

listening or watching or has their eyes

open.

This is the presentation. For those of

you that can't see it, the Indiana Fever

went on their social media feed on

Twitter and put out a deal, all 44

national TV games, and they pictured

three Indiana Fever players, Kelsey

Mitchell, Aaliyah Boston, and Caitlyn

Clark. And Kelsey Mitchell is centered,

and she's flanked by Caitlyn Clark, and

Aaliyah Boston. You would look at this

visual presentation and assume Kelsey

Mitchell is the most important player on

the Indiana Fever. I told y'all they

keep you got to pay attention when they

be saying Kelsey Mitchell's the number

one priority this and that. They are

talking beyond free agency. Stephanie

White got on camera and said we are we

want an offense that prioritizes what

Kelsey does well. They mean her being a

priority all around even in marketing

apparently. It's crazy.

And that's a joke. You would think that

Kelsey Mitchell was the reason all 44

national TV games or was even part of

the reason. And I love Kelsey Mitchell

as a player. I'm from Indiana. I'm an

Indiana Fever fan because of Caitlyn

Clark. The whole nine. I think Kelsey

Mitchell is a tremendous player, but she

has nothing to do with all 44 Indiana

Fever games being on national TV. It's

Caitlyn Clark and the Indiana Fever

trying to send out the message that

Caitlyn Clark's just part of this

ensemble. She's no bigger than Kelsey

Mitchell. She's no bigger than Aaliyah

Boston. She's just part of the ensemble.

When do you ever see this in men's

sport? Do you think the Bulls ever put

out some kind of promotion about selling

tickets or uh selling out games or TV

ratings without centing and making it

crystal clear it's Michael Jordan? Yeah,

they don't do that. They don't do that.

It It's only It's only this league. I

don't know why it's only this league

that had it's so important to them to uh

uh butter up everybody feelings and try

to make it seem like oh no it's about

all of us. It's about all of you guys.

It's all of you guys. It's not it's not

it's not one it's not one big star here.

It's all of you guys. Only in this

joke show only in this clown show.

There's no way. There's absolutely no

way Caitlyn Clark should not be in the

middle of this thing. And this is beyond

this this uh image. It's beyond this,

man. All around the board, they have

tried to minimize this girl at every

single turn.

You think the Celtics centered Kevin

McCale? If again there was no Twitter

social media at this time, do but in

their promotions, do you think they were

focusing in on Kevin McCale or Robert

Parish and Larry Bird was kind of just

off to the side part of the ensemble?

These are paper cuts,

little bitty cuts that by themselves

don't mean anything. But in connection

with all the other paper cuts,

they're trying to kill Caitlyn Clark.

They're trying to send out a message.

This is this is the difference between

men and women.

There is no standard when it comes to

women. There is no merit-based system

when it comes to women. There's a group

of people with the power that sit in

some sort of social media team or HR

department. How can we take care of

everybody? How can we make everybody

>> I just said that. I just said that

>> feel valued or equally valued.

How can we be equitable in everything

that we do?

That's what the WNBA is doing. They've

taken an awesome gift in Caitlyn Clark

and and rather than try to elevate her

and have her tide

lift all boats,

they're killing her with paper cuts

and hoping that you don't notice. And

when she's laying on the floor dead and

she no longer sells tickets, she's not

as popular, the the the tide doesn't

rise, all the boats aren't lifted, that

oh well, it's sexism or it's racism. No,

it's the paper cuts.

It's the lack of a merit-based

standard

that is killing the WNBA

uh and killing the growth of the WNBA

cuz they're trying to say, "Well, now

Kelsey Mitchell feels valued. Look what

we did. We pretended

that you were just as big as Caitlyn

Clark."

>> Bro, he's on to something, man.

Whitlock.

Stir the pot. Stir the pot. Keep

cooking. YOU COOKING UP A POT OF

something with this one. I'm telling

he's on to something. He's on to some.

Only in this league

does the the the the higherups or

whoever try to make it seem like the

stars aren't the stars. The NBA, they