@LeBatardShow She followed her doing that until the final buzzer.

@MahGill @LeBatardShow Let your play do the talking. Completely unnecessary and classless

@kerrysayers @MahGill @LeBatardShow Weird you didn’t have a problem here, wonder what the difference is….

@Himothy38 @kerrysayers @MahGill @LeBatardShow She was following a Louisville player around like a classless child? Sit down.

@HockeyTownDev @kerrysayers @MahGill @LeBatardShow Taunting is taunting, don’t move the goalposts just because you like the player doing it

@Himothy38 @kerrysayers @MahGill @LeBatardShow I don’t like anyone nor do I have skin in the game. Having a signature move after a good play vs taunting someone in their face are two completely separate things.

@HockeyTownDev @Himothy38 @kerrysayers @MahGill @LeBatardShow If you have a signature move, you better be ready for people to hit you with it when they beat you. It’s no different than Horns down.

@GabeHSports @HockeyTownDev @Himothy38 @MahGill @LeBatardShow To be clear- I didn’t have a problem with the initial taunt- you do it, expect to get it back. It morphed into something entirely different when she chased Clark down and continued to do it over the final 15 seconds of the game. It’s not about the player, team or race here

@kerrysayers @HockeyTownDev @Himothy38 @MahGill @LeBatardShow If Caitlin Clark doesn’t have a problem with it — and I have yet to see her state that she does — nobody else should either. It’s an incredibly emotional moment for everyone involved on a highly competitive stage with the biggest stakes in the sport, emotions are to be expected