WNBA Player Who Hit Caitlin Clark Responds To Critics With Blunt Tweet

Chennedy Carter doesn't seem to care one bit about the criticism she's receiving after dropping Caitlin Clark.

The Chicago Sky guard has been facing intense scrutiny after a brutal cheap shot against the face of the WNBA during a Saturday loss to the Indiana Fever.

Carter appeared to call Clark a slur before body checking her to the ground. The move was unbelievably gross and not a basketball play at all.

Chennedy Carter calls out people saying the Fever need an enforcer.

Following her disgusting cheap shot on Clark, Carter refused to answer questions and then liked tweets suggesting she did nothing wrong and should do it again.

Well, she also took to X to address the claims that the Fever need an enforcer to protect the face of the franchise and league.

"we grown asf & y’all talking about enforcer 😂 man gtfoh , hoop or shut up ….," Carter tweeted Sunday. For some reason, she decided to turn the comments off.

I guess she didn't want to face anyone pushing back against her nonsense. You can check out the tweet below, and hit me with your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

Carter seems intent on going out of her way to be as insufferable as possible. She could have simply apologized and everyone would have moved on by now. Intense plays happen in sports and tempers flare. It happens. It doesn't make it right or acceptable, but we all know tensions can hit a boiling point.

Instead of acting like an adult, the Chicago Sky guard is liking tweets supporting what she did and now mocking the idea the Fever need an enforcer.

The enforcer theory is becoming a very popular one after what went down Saturday. Draymond Green - the most famous enforcer in the NBA - thinks it's an obvious move for the team to make.