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Shaq pours cold water on WNBA's gambling post, reflects on players' 'professional jealousy' of Caitlin Clark

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Shaq pours cold water on WNBA's gambling post, reflects on players' 'professional jealousy' of Caitlin Clark
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The WNBA has been under critical fire since the first day Caitlin Clark joined the league.While being in the midst of culture war battles, Clark has also been the victim of some hard fouls due to what's commonly been perceived as massive jealousy from her peers.As the WNBA has dealt with its own apparent battle amid its players on different sides of the transgender athlete debate, the league drummed up even more controversy after deleting a post about a wager between Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe two stars recorded a video in which they wagered $400 on a recent game between their respective teams — betting of any kind is strictly prohibited under the WNBA's new collective bargaining agreement, with Section 5 of Article 14 in the agreement dedicated to gambling regulations. A WNBA spokesperson released a statement on Thursday claiming that the quickly deleted video was "intended to be lighthearted," but that it "simply missed the mark."NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal, though, saw practically nothing wrong with what Reese and Bueckers did.SHAQUILLE O'NEAL TALKS LEBRON JAMES' LAKERS LEGACY, WHY HIS NEW 76ERS MIGHT BE EXTREMELY 'DANGEROUS'"That’s what we call a 'homeboy bet.' If it falls under gambling, it would be under the misdemeanor section; people need to stop it.

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The WNBA has been under critical fire since the first day Caitlin Clark joined the league.While being in the midst of culture war battles, Clark has also been the victim of some hard fouls due to what's commonly been perceived as massive jealousy from her peers.As the WNBA has dealt with its own apparent battle amid its players on different sides of the transgender athlete debate, the league drummed up even more controversy after deleting a post about a wager between Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe two stars recorded a video in which they wagered $400 on a recent game between their respective teams — betting of any kind is strictly prohibited under the WNBA's new collective bargaining agreement, with Section 5 of Article 14 in the agreement dedicated to gambling regulations. A WNBA spokesperson released a statement on Thursday claiming that the quickly deleted video was "intended to be lighthearted," but that it "simply missed the mark."NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal, though, saw practically nothing wrong with what Reese and Bueckers did.SHAQUILLE O'NEAL TALKS LEBRON JAMES' LAKERS LEGACY, WHY HIS NEW 76ERS MIGHT BE EXTREMELY 'DANGEROUS'"That’s what we call a 'homeboy bet.' If it falls under gambling, it would be under the misdemeanor section; people need to stop it. She's not f---ing point shaving," O'Neal told Fox News Digital recently.The former big man also admitted that there is "professional jealousy" when it comes to Clark, but "it’s what we call the rites of passage.""There's girls that are going, 'You don't talk about me like that, you talk about her.' You gotta take advantage of that opportunity. You have to go at who they think the best is.

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The WNBA has been under critical fire since the first day Caitlin Clark joined the league.While being in the midst of culture war battles, Clark has also been the victim of some hard fouls due to what's commonly been perceived as massive jealousy from her peers.As the WNBA has dealt with its own apparent battle amid its players on different sides of the transgender athlete debate, the league drummed up even more controversy after deleting a post about a wager between Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe two stars recorded a video in which they wagered $400 on a recent game between their respective teams — betting of any kind is strictly prohibited under the WNBA's new collective bargaining agreement, with Section 5 of Article 14 in the agreement dedicated to gambling regulations. A WNBA spokesperson released a statement on Thursday claiming that the quickly deleted video was "intended to be lighthearted," but that it "simply missed the mark."NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal, though, saw practically nothing wrong with what Reese and Bueckers did.SHAQUILLE O'NEAL TALKS LEBRON JAMES' LAKERS LEGACY, WHY HIS NEW 76ERS MIGHT BE EXTREMELY 'DANGEROUS'"That’s what we call a 'homeboy bet.' If it falls under gambling, it would be under the misdemeanor section; people need to stop it.
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