Angel Reese is making waves by stirring up controversy over Caitlin Clark’s much-anticipated move to Europe, with rumors circulating about the true reasons behind Clark’s departure from the WNBA. While fans initially thought Caitlin was seeking new challenges overseas, Reese has a different narrative. According to Reese, Clark’s decision isn’t about escaping WNBA drama or finding fresh opportunities in European basketball—it’s all about the money.

As Clark prepares for her European adventure, Reese publicly suggested that Clark’s motives were purely financial. However, Reese’s comments have raised eyebrows, given her own off-court scandals. Reese has been battling accusations of steroid use and faced more headlines for her controversies than her performances on the court. Despite her criticism of Clark, Reese herself has been dealing with a suspension following positive drug tests and a lawsuit involving the Chicago Sky.

Meanwhile, Clark has maintained her focus on the game, choosing not to engage in the ongoing drama. Despite facing scrutiny—from accusations of racism to criticism from fellow WNBA stars—Clark has chosen to keep her head down. Her decision to leave the WNBA seems more about finding peace and stepping away from the toxic atmosphere that has surrounded the league.

Many see Clark’s exit as an attempt to escape the petty rivalries and jealousy that have taken their toll on the sport, with Clark at the center of much of it. It’s no wonder she’s looking for a fresh start away from the distractions. On the other hand, Reese has kept the drama alive, using her platform to throw shade at Clark instead of addressing her own issues.

Analysts like Stephen A. Smith and Patrick Bet-David have criticized Reese for her comments, calling her out for deflecting attention from her own problems. Reese, once seen as a promising star, is now grappling with a tarnished reputation, while Clark’s star continues to rise. Clark’s move to Europe comes at a time when she’s one of the biggest names in women’s basketball, and her departure from the WNBA isn’t just about playing abroad—it’s a statement.

Clark’s decision seems like a well-earned escape, an opportunity to focus on the sport she loves, away from the drama that has overshadowed the league. And while Reese continues to stir controversy, her own career appears to be in jeopardy. For now, it seems she’s more interested in throwing shade than making a true comeback.