Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green believes that two time WNBA MVP A’Ja Wilson deserves more credit for generating hype around the league than she’s being given
Green waded into the discourse surrounding the marketability and increased attention on the league ever since the arrival of Indiana Fever phenom Caitlin Clark
The NBA star believes that the league hasn’t found a way to properly market Wilson and described her as a goldmine.
Tim not saying Caitlin Clark is the best thing since sliced bread, quite frankly. If you want my opinion, that’s A’ja Wilson, Green said on an episode of his podcast
If you want my honest opinion, best thing since sliced bread in the WNBA, to me, is A’ja Wilson
Draymond Green believes that the WNBA & sitting on a goldmine that they haven’t tapped yet
Willson was the top overall pick in the 2018 WINBA Draft and was named Finals MVP after leading Las Vegas to back to back league titles back in October.
Aja Wilson is great, Green said. “And by the way, Aja Wilson to me is the American dream. Come from a two-parent household, grew, got better, young Black girl, had everything against her, beat the odds to become what soon will be known as the greatest player to ever grace the WINBA That’s quite honestly my opinion”
He continued: 1 think A’ja Wilson is as marketable as anybody in the WNBA, but you have to figure out how to market the product….
So, yeah I’m not going to sit up here and act like Caitlin Clark ain’t done nothing for the WNBA. That’s bullst. Yos she has. She’s going to continue to. No, I’m not of the assumption it’s only her
I think y’all got a gold mine in the WNBA sitting right there, marketable as anybody in A’la Wilson and haven’t figured out how to make it go
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