Monica McNutt is trying to become the female Ryan Clark with latest Caitlin Clark smear
He cites 'petty jealousies, racism, and sexism' as reasons for negative narratives and limited support for the 24-year-old athlete. Dakich suggests this impacts both Clark and the sport's potential growth. Monica McNutt smiles during the 2026 WNBA draft on April 13 at The Shed in New York. (NBAE via Getty Images)McNutt using her ESPN platform to smear and belittle Clark is hardly new.
- ▪He cites 'petty jealousies, racism, and sexism' as reasons for negative narratives and limited support for the 24-year-old athlete.
- ▪Dakich suggests this impacts both Clark and the sport's potential growth.
- ▪Monica McNutt smiles during the 2026 WNBA draft on April 13 at The Shed in New York. (NBAE via Getty Images)McNutt using her ESPN platform to smear and belittle Clark is hardly new.
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OutKick Sports Monica McNutt is trying to become the female Ryan Clark with latest Caitlin Clark smear The ESPN commentator continues to negatively cover Caitlin Clark despite the network's recent talent purge By Bobby Burack OutKick Published July 27, 2026 4:34pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video WNBA, media slammed over handling of Caitlin Clark firestorm OutKick host Dan Dakich criticizes the WNBA and media for mishandling star Caitlin Clark, arguing the league, after 30 years, fails to capitalize on her popularity. He cites 'petty jealousies, racism, and sexism' as reasons for negative narratives and limited support for the 24-year-old athlete. Dakich suggests this impacts both Clark and the sport's potential growth.
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