Shannon Sharpe EXPLODES After ESPN ATTACKS Caitlin Clark and Stephen A. Smith GOES WILD!

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Caitlin Clark has been lighting up the WNBA, but not everyone’s ready to give her the credit she deserves. Critics have been relentless, questioning her every move, and ESPN analysts have even downplayed her chances for Rookie of the Year. However, Shannon Sharpe isn’t having it.

Sharpe didn’t hold back when he called out ESPN analysts for doubting Clark’s supremacy in the WNBA. Specifically, he took issue with those who’ve refused to acknowledge her as a top contender for Rookie of the Year. Sharpe even compared the skepticism surrounding Clark to the early criticism faced by NBA legends like Larry Bird and Luka Dončić, who also had to prove their talent to disbelievers. Sharpe made it clear: "This ain’t hype. Caitlin Clark can play." He didn’t stop there. Sharpe directly addressed certain ESPN personalities, saying, “You know who you are, and you had a lot to say early on. Where’s all that talk now?”

Sharpe’s fiery comments seemed aimed at ESPN commentator and former coach Carolyn Peck, a vocal supporter of Angel Reese for Rookie of the Year. Earlier in the season, Peck praised Reese for putting up what she called "grown woman numbers" and implied that Clark’s game didn’t measure up. But with each passing game

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