Caitlin Clark is out for the rest of the year.
NEWS: Caitlin Clark announced on social media that she will not return to play this season due to injury. pic.twitter.com/i3voucFJNR
— The Athletic (@TheAthletic) September 5, 2025
The WNBA waited until the playoffs to announce the news.
The league killed their golden goose.
Senator Charles Grassley, from Iowa, released a statement after hearing the news.
Mrs G& I will miss watching Caitlin Clark play bball this season I want her to heal & continue to dazzle the fans/advance women’s sports
— Chuck Grassley (@ChuckGrassley) September 5, 2025
Clark, the greatest shooter in the game, has been hampered this year by injuries, another worthless coach, a completely dysfunctional league, and referees who stand by idly as the leagues super-star is clobbered, pushed, assaulted, and pounded on in game after game.
It looks like the WNBA, the worst sports league in the history of mankind, has finally killed its Golden Goose, Caitlin Clark.
Former Iowa basketball player Caitlin Clark is the all-time greatest scorer in NCAA basketball. Along the way, she also broke most of the NCAA assist records.
Iowa’s Caitlin Clark broke every record imaginable in women’s AND men’s basketball in the 2023-2024 season.
• D-I scoring leader (3,951 pts)
• only D-I player w/ 3,500 pts, 1,000 ast & 850 reb in a career
• most pts in single season in D-I WBB (1,234)
• most 3pt in single season in D-I hist (201)
• most pts (491), ast (152), 3pt (78) in NCAAT in career
• only player w/ 40 pts, 10 ast in NCAAT gm (she has 2)
• only player w/ 30+ pt trip-dbl in NCAAT
• only D-I player to led CBB in pts & ast in single season 2x
• B1G all-time ast leader (1,144)
• only player w/ > 3 career 25+ pt trip-dbl (she has 10)
Caitlin Clark also brought excitement to the game of women’s basketball – something unimaginable before she entered college.
Look at how Caitlin compares to the rest of the women’s NCAA players in her final year in college.
This is an absolutely amazing chart that displays Caitlin’s excellence.
Look for the green dot in the upper right-hand corner of the chart!
Via Secret Base.
Then Caitlin from Iowa went to play in the WNBA and was met with jealousy, bitterness, outright hatred, and abuse by the players, management, referees, and mainstream media.
Caitlin has become the punching bag for the rest of the league.
This is how they treat their star.
Welcome to the @wnba Caitlin!
This is how the savior of the league is treated @CaitlinClark22 pic.twitter.com/bRqAH9nMTC
— The Gateway Pundit (@gatewaypundit) June 1, 2024
Another vicious hit in the eye.
Caitlin Clark gets poked in the eye by Dijonai Carrington.
Dijonai knew exactly what she did but didn’t even stop check on Caitlin.
Moreover, a foul wasn’t even called.
The antiwhiteism in the WNBA shamelessly continues.pic.twitter.com/JHC83XriDI
— Paul A. Szypula (@Bubblebathgirl) September 22, 2024
Another hit.
This foul by Kalani Brown on Caitlin Clark was ruled a flagrant 1
She hit the ball first but the follow-through hit Clark in the head area#WNBA pic.twitter.com/AR9GYQoAp9
— WNBA Universe (@wnbauniverse) September 15, 2024
The hits just kept coming – and completely ignored by the WNBA brass.
Caitlin Clark will miss up to four WNBA games after being targeted and injured by players who are jealous of her superior abilities. pic.twitter.com/w9YqGmMv9G
— DK (@1Nicdar) May 29, 2025
They keep beating her.
This was after Caitlin returned to play after suffering an injury recently.
WNBA’s Caitlin Clark was assaulted numerous times yesterday on the court.
Marina Mabrey committed the most egregious of attacks against her.
The fact Mabrey wasn’t ejected is ridiculous.
She should be kicked out of the league, prosecuted, and jailed.pic.twitter.com/awYSPkBf66
— Paul A. Szypula (@Bubblebathgirl) June 18, 2025
Now Caitlin is out for the year.
Maybe all of the abuse, bad calls, crappy coaching, and vicious assaults have finally taken Caitlin down.
She’s only a young woman out of college. And she had no idea what she was stepping into when she went to the WNBA.
Let’s hope the jealous, hateful ladies of the WNBA feel better now.
Caitlin may be finished.
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