🚨Caitlin Clark & Raven Johnson GOING VIRAL OVER THIS EXCHANGE IN FIRST GAME‼️

Many people was talking about this

Kaitlin Clark situation that occurred at

the game yesterday, man. Now, I kind of

avoided. I didn't think it was that big

of a deal, but uh it looked like it is,

man. A lot of people is talking about it

is definitely growing legs. We have to

address this here on the channel. Now,

something else we're going to talk about

in this video is not only Caitlyn Clark

wearing this damn back brace, because

that's what we talking about right now,

is her actually calling out Stephanie

White during a pregame presser. So, I

feel like a lot of people kind of missed

that presser because of the game and it

was a lot of stuff going on. So, we

gonna talk about that. But, I want to

talk about this guys. This to me

doesn't look like a back brace. This to

me look like a heating pad. Yes, a

heating pad. And somebody in the

comments actually

caught it. This to me is not It's a

hitting pad, guys. It's not a back

brace. Somebody said, "Well, it's game

one and they were hard pressing her."

It's not a back brace. I'm a Chicago Sky

fan. Um, somebody said, "Hold on,

because somebody definitely caught it."

Kayla Clark talking to Raven Johnson and

Sophie on the bench. What?

Wow,

>> that's a rare occasion, but we'll get to

that a little later.

>> Wow. So, Kay Oh. Oh, look like Raven

Johnson reached it across Kayla Clark

back. Just one embrace hug.

So they tried to hug each other. Never,

bro.

Never.

Raven is a little afraid of CC, but when

the season start.

Wow, bro.

I just lost my whole train of thought.

This video could have been about

something else. But this is this is good

to see.

This is good to see right here. I can't

even lie, bro. This is good for the

culture. This is good for women's

sports. With all that being said, the

back brace thing was a heating pad.

Let's listen to Kaylin Clark fire up on

Stephanie White with this offball, on

ball situation. Let's listen.

>> Not a ton of nerves. Just like get out

there, run around. You know, it's going

to be probably a little sloppy here and

there for both teams. That's kind of

what preseason games are about. You give

everybody some run. You figure out what

lineups work, what don't, and

everybody's just trying to get their

footing again. And same goes for me,

too. So I think obviously can rely on

the USA basketball stuff that I did and

that experience of getting back to, you

know, my body feeling good and bring

that into today for sure.

>> Um,

how much do you expect to play today?

>> Yeah, like 20 25 minutes is probably

where what you're going to see. Um, not

like a minute restriction or anything

like that. Just, you know, wanting to

see some other lineups of people that

are, you know, trying to make the team

and giving them opportunities as well.

So that's still a good amount of

minutes. Um, you know, I expect to be

out there and basically I'm pretty sure

we're planning on treating the first

half like a real game and I expect New

York to probably do the same and then,

you know, second half a lot of other

people are going to get some runs. So,

um, but yeah, I expect to play a good

amount.

>> And then, um, sorry, um, I read a lot

this week from your guys' media

availability, you just talking about how

some

artic

>> Yeah, just coming into today. Yeah, I

think sometimes like it's taken a little

bit out of context like the offball

stuff and um

>> here we go.

>> You know, like we want to play in trans

transition and we want to play with a

lot of pace. We want to outlet to near

guard. You know, if that's not me, I

need to get down the court and you know

that allows people to come screen for me

and get me open. It also makes the other

team get cross matched. You know,

they're not able to find their matchups.

They want to get matched, especially

with me and Kelsey. Like that presents

two tough matchup opportunities. And the

more I just stand around and wait for

the ball, that allows them to get the

match up set that they want. So, yeah.

Yeah, I mean just be off the ball a

little bit, especially in dead ball

situations. And uh you know, I think

patience and waiting for screens and it

is tiring. It's hard, you know, drilling

the ball at 94 ft. Like, you know,

that's that's exhausting. And that's why

we're going to do it to the other team.

We're going to pick up Paul. We're going

to guard. Um that's not fun for the

other team's primary ball handler

either. So, um you're going to see a

good variation of both, but I mean like

I'm going to be the primary ball

handler. That's that's never going to

change.

That right there

let me know. Caitlyn Clark has trumped

Stephanie White and the Fever

organization. Caitlyn probably went in

there this season. If y'all do not let

me be the primary ball handler, I will

leave this team. I bet you any amount of

money. Look at the smile on Caitlyn

Clark face when she said this. Bro,

>> you're going to see a good variation of

both, but I mean like I'm going to be

the primary ball handler. That's that's

never going to change.

>> Let me see.

>> Hi.

>> Um I know it's still early. You guys are

have a little bit of time now

gone through, but what even with the

continuity you have with this group,

what sticks out about, you know, the new

crees with you guys?

>> Yeah, I think uh specifically Mo and

Mai, like I think them coming in, I

think it allows us to not really have a

drop off when AB like needs a breather

or something like that. You know, they

both play pretty similarly. like

athletic bigs that I think what's kind

of stood out about both the two of them

going through camp is like they

understand basketball. They understand

the game. You know, we're not out there

running a set play like to get somebody

open. Like it's an action and then you

just you're just playing off one

another. You're cutting, you're passing,

you're setting your teammates up for

success. And I think they both really

understand that part of basketball

really well, you know. So, I think that

was really important. And then, you

know, our our younger players and um you

know, they're just figuring it out as

they go. And I remember when I was a

rookie and my head was spinning so I I

know how they feel and you know this is

quite the first place to play um as a

rookie. You know, this environment is

incredible. It's intense and obviously a

lot of championship DNA on that team. So

I think for them just soaking it in and

don't overthink. That's like kind of

what I try to remind everybody whether

you're new or whether you're coming back

like just play like play basketball. You

all know how to play basketball. Like

don't overthink like just go out there

and do what you do and don't do anything

that you can't do and you'll be you'll

be in a good spot.

Hi. Hi, Caitlyn. Uh, thank you for

taking the time to maybe show you Paul's

life. Um, uh, you're returning to a team

that made it to the cusp of the finals

last season. So, what with your unique

skills with your unique skill set do you

want to bring to help this team take

that potential final step?

>> Yeah, I mean, while this is a very

different team than last year, um, you