WNBA Teams Are Targeting Caitlin Clark In Isolation

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WNBA Teams Are Targeting Caitlin Clark In Isolation

The eye test is backed by the numbers: teams are hunting Clark one-on-one more than anyone in the WNBA. Through the early season, she has defended 42 isolations, more than double Olivia Miles’ 19 and ahead of Pauline Astier, DeWanna Bonner, and Clark's teammate Kelsey Mitchell at 18. Opponents clearly see Clark as a pressure point to attack.

By Raahib Singh

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