The WNBA Fever star will participate in a three-point shootout during the NBA, which is held from February 14–16, after getting a record offer today.

Similar to what Sabrina Ionescu did last year, the NBA allowed Caitlin Clark to promote the WNBA. The WNBA Fever’s second-year rising star declined the opportunity to compete in a three-point shootout during the NBA All-Star Weekend, which took place from February 14–16.

First, Clark would want to compete in a WNBA three-point shootout. Cameron Brink, a forward for the Los Angeles Sparks, gave an explanation of why she believes Clark was correct to decline the NBA offer during an interview on the “Straight to Cam” internet series.

“So recently, my good friend, Caitlin Clark, denied an NBA All-Star invite, which I’m like good for her,” remarked Brink. “Sabrina and Steph had a little altercation last year, and it was quite close.

And there was a great deal of discussion about that. I recall Sabrina being one of the best shooters I’ve ever encountered.

Therefore, I wasn’t surprised when it came so near.” Clark doesn’t need to expose herself to criticism on the differences between the men’s and women’s games, according to Brink.

“They were saying all the things that men say, that she should have shot with the men’s ball, she should have shot at the men’s three-point line,” Brink stated. “No, Ionescu only lost by a slim margin.

However, I think Clark doesn’t have to do it. Additionally, why is it that an NBA player cannot attend a WNBA game?

While Clark is busy getting ready for the Fever’s upcoming season,

Brink contended that she doesn’t need the additional attention that comes with the NBA All-Star Weekend.

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