“But there’s only one.” Those words from the GOAT ring true as the Aces’ A’ja Wilson steals the show once again. While Tom Brady showered praises on the WNBA champ, Caitlin Clark‘s left reeling from a major snub. 

Wilson just snagged the MVP title—unanimously! The team shared a post on Instagram: “A’ja Wilson is the 2024 WNBA most valuable player.” Brady couldn’t resist missing the fun, resharing the post on his IG story, captioning “UNANIMOUS” and tagging the queen. 

It was Wednesday night. Records shattered as Wilson lit up the court—941 points over 35 games. That’s right—she’s now the highest scorer in a single season! The basketball world went wild, with players from left and right lining up to congratulate her on this achievement. 

The Aces’ stakeholder and seven-time Super Bowl Champ Tom Brady also shared a post on X, expressing his admiration for the three-time WNBA MVP. “There are so many incredible players in the @WNBA right now. But there’s only one @_ajawilson22.” It’s clear Brady’s a literal fan. 

Wilson’s putting up some real good stats. She averaged 27.3 points, 11.9 rebounds, and 2.7 blocks per game. Wilson leads the league in both points and blocks. With the Aces already locked into the playoffs, they’re gunning for their third consecutive WNBA championship. Third consecutive championship. Ring any bells?

While Wilson basks in the glory, the shadow of Caitlin Clark looms large. The Iowa star entered the season with MVP hopes but ended up with a harsh dose of reality. As we shift focus to Wilson’s triumph, one thing’s clear: Clark must be feeling the heat.

Caitlin Clark’s rookie season ends in drama

Clark’s WNBA rookie season wrapped up with a dash of drama! The Indiana Fever faced off against the Mystics on Thursday night. It ended at 92-91. With playoff positioning already locked in as the No. 6 seed, the Fever decided to rest their stars, including Clark. She clocked just 20 mins, tossing in eight points, eight assists, and five rebounds. Mic-drop moment? Not really. 

But don’t let the quiet finale fool you! The Fever’s bench brought the heat, making stuff interesting despite the loss. Fans wanted more from Clark. And why shouldn’t we? This is Indiana’s first playoff appearance since 2016!

Caitlin Clark’s wrapped up her rookie season. She averaged with 19.5 points, 8.4 assists, and 5.7 rebounds per game. Get ready—Caitlin’s just getting started!

With that being said, take a look at our latest Think Tank exclusive interview with Doug Sanders. This session comes up with insights on the current NFL season, college football, NIL, and much more.