Retired ESPN Anchor Mocks Network’s Absurd Caitlin Clark Coverage
Summary
Linda Cohn, a retired ESPN anchor, criticized ESPN’s coverage of WNBA player Caitlin Clark after another ESPN personality, David Dennis Jr., said Clark was not one of the top four guards in the league. Dennis defended his ranking despite Clark leading in assists and ranking third in scoring in the league.Key Facts
- Linda Cohn retired from ESPN on June 30 after a long career.
- In July, ESPN’s David Dennis Jr. said Caitlin Clark was not a top four guard in the WNBA.
- Dennis named Paige Bueckers, Olivia Miles, and Kelsey Plum as guards ahead of Clark.
- Cohn reposted Dennis’s comments with a caption suggesting amusement.
- Dennis maintained his stance after returning from vacation, still ranking Clark fourth.
- Caitlin Clark leads the WNBA with 8.4 assists per game.
- Clark is third in scoring behind A’ja Wilson and Kelsey Mitchell.
- Social media has widely shared Dennis’s comments about Clark.
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