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Steph Curry leaves Caitlin Clark off his all-time WNBA top five
Caitlin Clark may be taking the basketball world by storm, but she hasn’t cracked Steph Curry’s WNBA top-five. Steph Curry has been backing women’s hoops for years, but the Golden State Valkyries arriving on his home turf takes that support to a whole new level.
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