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WNBA Poster Snub: Clark's NIL Deal the Real Reason?

Summary

  • Caitlin Clark was not featured on the WNBA's 30th-anniversary poster.
  • Her NIL deal may have restricted the league from using her image.
  • Clark also recently left a game due to a back issue.
WNBA Poster Snub: Clark's NIL Deal the Real Reason?

The WNBA faced criticism for not including Caitlin Clark on its 30th-anniversary poster, which features stars like A'ja Wilson and Lisa Leslie. Fans speculated about mistreatment, but a potential explanation has emerged: Clark's own Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deal may have restricted the league's ability to use her likeness on the commemorative artwork. This revelation is intended to put an end to the conjecture surrounding her omission.

Separately, Clark recently experienced a setback when she left a game against the Phoenix Mercury in the third quarter due to a back issue. The Indiana Fever head coach provided no immediate update on her condition following the 111-109 loss. The team's recent performance has been inconsistent, with three losses in their last four games. Clark's status for their upcoming Saturday game against the Los Angeles Sparks remains uncertain, posing a significant challenge for the Fever as they aim to improve their record.

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