Caitlin Clark and Steph Curry (Photos via Getty Images)
Steph Curry is one of the best players to have ever graced a basketball court and is undoubtedly the best shooter the world has ever seen.
The Golden State Warriors star can do just about anything with a basketball, as his handle package is also insane.
Caitlin Clark has earned comparisons to Curry, given her ability to shoot from remarkable distances and her talent as a dribbler.
As we found out this week, she is already a lot better at one thing than Curry.
The four-time NBA champion is on international duty with Team USA at the moment and was part of a video showing the players being asked how good they are at spinning a basketball on their fingers.
As expected, most of them can do it effortlessly. However, Curry admitted that he’s no good at it.
Shocker right?
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Turns out LeBron James and Tyrese Haliburton can’t either.
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“LeBron and Steph can’t do it? Now I don’t feel so bad for not being able to do it,” a fan wrote.
Guess Who Can Spin A Basketball On Their Finger With Ease… That’s Right, Caitlin Clark
The internet was also quick to point out that Caitlin Clark can “flawlessly” spin a ball off her finger.
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An X user posted a clip of the Indiana Fever rookie doing just that during media day.
“‘how’s your spinning?’ ‘pretty good’ *proceeds to spin the ball in the smoothest most flawless way*… women,” they captioned it.
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“Better than Steph! I was today years old when I learned both he and Lebron kinda suck at spinning a basketball,” one fan offered.
Given Curry’s visible frustration, he’s probably going to be the greatest spinner in the world by the beginning of next season.
Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark (Photos via Getty Images)
ESPN left fans baffled after making Angel Reese the favorite for the WNBA’s Rookie of the Year Award.
The ROTY race is heating up and is now the most exciting aspect of the current regular season due to Reese and Clark being the frontrunners.
The rivals have led impressive individual campaigns in 2024 and are breaking records almost every game. They’ve been finding ways to upstage each other all season, but only one of them will win the award at the end of the term.
As of Thursday morning, The Worldwide Leader in Sports had the Chicago Sky forward down to win the award, having released their latest 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year Award rankings.
Reese moved ahead of Clark to claim the No. 1 spot this week. And fans couldn’t handle it:
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“Angel Reese is on fraud watch idc what y’all say,” one wrote.
“It’s just for clicks. At the end of the year Caitlin Clark will be rookie of the year,” another declared.
“They are so clearly doing this for clicks. No one ACTUALLY think Angel Reese is better than CC,” a third said.
“This is wildly upsetting. Caitlin’s in a league of her own and Reese doesn’t belong in ROTY talks,” a fourth remarked.
“They really trying hard huh,” a user claimed.
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ESPN Explains Why They Have Angel Reese At No. 1
ESPN’s explanation for Angel Reese’s jump up the rankings is as follows:
“For the most part, Reese has been a stat-stuffing dynamo in her debut campaign. She is a close second (behind Clark) in points per 100 possessions among rookies, leads by a mile in rebound rate and has been the best active defensive rookie following Brink’s injury June 19.
“And aside from teammate Lindsay Allen, no member of the Sky has been associated with more of an uptick in the team’s performance while on the court than Reese, who has overseen a 16.6-point improvement in Chicago’s net rating when she’s in the game.”
While the latest rankings are sure to cause some controversy, there’s still plenty of time for things to change (or stay the same).
