YouTuber who claims to know WNBA players gets blunt on Caitlin Clark's treatment by the league 

In the first half of the season, how Caitlin Clark was being treated by other players was a major topic in the WNBA. As the action resumes, one person with claimed inside knowledge shared his thoughts on the situation.

Following her historic run in college, Clark entered the league with massive amounts of hype. The No. 1 pick has lived up to expectations thus far, but there have been some hiccups. Primarily, other players in the league are taking shots at her physically and/or verbally.

During a recent podcast appearance, YouTuber "Sniper Jones" opened up on Caitlin Clark. He claimed that he knows WNBA players and that the jealousy stems from all the attention she's gotten since day one.

"I know WNBA players too, really well, I talked to a few of them," Jones said. "I know you don't f*** with Caitlin bro."

"She got the attention of the nation bro."

Clark has played so well that many argue she should have been chosen for Team USA in the Summer Olympics. The Indiana Fever guard was named an All-Star in her first season.

Through her first 26 games in the WNBA, Clark has averaged 17.1 points, 5.8 rebounds and 8.2 assists.

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WNBA analyst looking forward to see Caitlin Clark play coming off extended break

After an extended break for All-Star weekend and the Olympics, the WNBA season is ready to start back up. Before some of the first games get underway, one analyst shared her thoughts on what she's looking forward to in this final stretch.

On Thursday morning, Khristina Williams appeared on "GoJo and Golic" to discuss multiple topics. Among the things brought up was the second half of the WNBA season. Williams stated she is excited to see Caitlin Clark back in action, and thinks the long break is important for women in her position.

"I think that his break is relly beneficial to the rookies who had not had a break since they played in college," Williams said. "I think that I'm excited to see Caitlin Clark especially in the second half of the season."

"I think I'm excited to see Caitlin Clark turn the page and how she's going to get better."

With roughly 15 games to go in the regular season, Clark and the Fever are battling to remain in the playoff picture. Right now, they sit in seventh place with an 11–15 record. To make the postseason, they'll have to remain in the top eight in the standings.

Clark's first game out of the break will be on Friday night, as Indiana is slated to take on the Phoenix Mercury.