She has been under the microscope since joining the Indiana Fever

Caitlin Clark has arguably been the biggest story in the WNBA since she signed for the Indiana Fever as the No.1 draft pick, and not all of the coverage has been positive.

All of her performances are closely scrutinized, as well as everything that she says and does off of the court. She has also been targeted by some of the older players in the WNBA who clearly feel she is getting a little too much attention for a new player.

Caitlin Clark’s locker room celebration after historic WNBA triple-double

Now, Jason Whitlock of Blaze TV’s ‘Fearless’ has claimed that there is actually a propaganda campaign against her by the WNBA to make his life more difficult.

Whitlock’s bold claim

“I want to describe the difference between ‘box score’ and ‘box office’, and it’s a very important distinction as it relates to the WNBA. The WNBA has a problem with ‘box office.’ They want to focus everyone’s attention to ‘box scores’ because they don’t like the person who’s bringing the ‘box office’, bringing the crowd, selling tickets, and driving television ratings,” Whitlock began.

“Caitlin Clark is ‘Box Office’. The WNBA has suffered from a lack of ‘box office’. Caitlin Clark is clearly the most valuable player in the history of the WNBA, she’s clearly the best rookie the WNBA has ever seen, she’s clearly the Rookie of the Year in the WNBA halfway through, but now they want to point to you the ‘box score’, and ‘ANGEL REESE IS MAKING HISTORY! SHE’S GOT 10 STRAIGHT DOUBLE-DOUBLES! THIS IS A NEW RECORD!’…. ESPN is putting out tweets and posts, and ‘LOOK AT THIS, ANGEL REESE HAS MADE HISTORY! LOOK AT HER BOX SCORE! UNBELIEVABLE!’…

“No one knows who had the record for nine-straight double-doubles, no one cares. Who has the record even in the NBA? Do we have any clue who’s had the most consecutive double-doubles? It’s a distinction, it’s not a record. Angel Reese is someone that you check her box score, you don’t go to her games, you don’t watch her games. Did you see her shot chart in the fourth quarter when she was just rebounding all of her missed shots??”