Megyn Kelly was the latest pundit to pile on Chicago Sky players for a hard foul on Caitlin Clark and the subsequent celebration of it.

The ladies of "The View" tried to defend Chennedy Carter for hip-checking Caitlin Clark, and made themselves look ignorant.

Talk show hosts are now fighting with each other over Caitlin Clark, whose focus is on winning while everyone else does the talking.

"I have way too much respect for her and women to put that into the universe," McAfee said in a follow-up post on Monday afternoon.

"Coming into a league that is super competitive with amazing talent here, I wasn't coming in here expecting it to be easy."

"I’m going to compete and play 100 percent hard no matter who it is or who we’re playing," Carter said to reporters Monday.

Smith rightly blasted McNutt for defending WNBA veterans' jealous of Clark. But both commentators showcased an off-putting degree of pride.

Pat McAfee scolded haters who view Caitlin Clark's popularity through the lens of race, but he went five letters too far for many.

Caitlin Clark is putting up record numbers in her fledgling WNBA career, and drawing an unprecedented fan base. That's not enough?

Sports apparel conglomerate Nike proved that no matter how much money or resources a company has ... It can still make dumb mistakes.