“Left her out in a way that insinuates she’s gay”: Jason Whitlock Claims Sydney Colson Outed Caitlin Clark’s Sexuality In Podcast Appearance

Jason Whitlock called out Indiana Fever guard Sydney Colson, alleging that she had potentially "outed" Caitlin Clark during a podcast appearance. Colson joined her Fever teammate Aliyah Boston on her and Candace Parker’s “Post Moves” podcast on Tuesday.

During a segment of the episode, the WNBA stars began answering questions from fans on social media. Boston brought up a question from a fan, wondering about the outcome of a WNBA All-Star game featuring gay vs straight players.

Whitlock claimed that, judging from their reactions, Colson and Boston were insinuating that Clark is gay.

“If you listen closely to what they’re saying, they’re talking about gay players vs. straight players and who dominates the WNBA," Whitlock said on Thursday. "They left Caitlin Clark out of this conversation in a way that insinuates she’s gay.” (Timestamp: 1:04:40).

Jason Whitlock concluded that Sydney Colson and Aliyah Boston have “outed” Clark by omitting her.

“They did not mention Clark, that’s hard for me to think that’s an oversight. And all the laughing?”

Colson claimed that most of the league's players were gay, questioning who would play for the straight team. Parker, Colson and Boston went on to name candidates, but there was no mention of Clark.

“Aliyah with the No. 1 pick … all of a sudden Aliyah and Sabrina Ionescu are teamed up against the rest of the league,” Parker said.

“Napheesa, A’ja and I don’t know, y’all need a fifth,” Colson said.

“Next question, Candace,” Boston said while laughing (Timestamp: 1:06:40).

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Jason Whitlock doubles down on Sydney Colson claims, recalling viral “backdooring” moment with Caitlin Clark

Jason Whitlock continued to allege that Caitlin Clark was mistreated by her Fever teammate and recounted a viral moment from Indiana's Commissioner's Cup win.

While celebrating their victory, Clark was on Instagram live interacting with fans when Colson snuck up behind her and made a gesture. Speaking on Thursday, Whitlock pointed towards this, alleging that the WNBA was toxic.

"Sydney Colson, with Caitlin Clark bent over in front of her camera, simulated, she was backdooring Clark," Whitlock noted. "This happened, and it was ignored." (Timestamp: 1:11:00)

"Now they're sitting on a podcast, insinuating that Caitlin Clark is gay ... WNBA, man, it's toxic and I don't know if it can be fixed."

Meanwhile, the Fever star has not acknowledged the alleged issues Whitlock has pointed out.