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Caitlin Clark condemns hatred, says she's out Sunday (back)

Caitlin Clark addresses rising online harassment and threats facing WNBA players while announcing her absence from Sunday's game.

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The brief

Caitlin Clark has condemned harassment and hatred directed toward WNBA players. In her first comments since being hit in the throat, Clark also addressed the current state of WNBA discourse.

She has confirmed that she will be out for Sunday's game. Coverage from AP News and ESPN emphasizes a surge of online threats targeting players.

The New York Post highlights that these remarks follow an incident where Clark was hit in the throat, while Yahoo Sports reports that Clark is facing scrutiny regarding the timing of her response to the Alyssa Thomas fallout. Future developments center on Clark's return to play following her absence on Sunday and the ongoing discourse surrounding player harassment.

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Quick answers

Why is Caitlin Clark missing Sunday's game?

Coverage does not specify the reason for her absence, only that she stated she is out Sunday.

What specific issues did Clark address?

Clark condemned the hatred and harassment facing WNBA players amid a surge of online threats.

What recent physical incident was mentioned?

According to the New York Post, Clark was hit in the throat.

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WNBA Caitlin Clark Sunday Clark Caitlin Clark Facing Scrutiny For Late Response To Alyssa Thomas Fallout

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Caitlin Clark WNBA Online Harassment Alyssa Thomas

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