Depends on what the WNBA is hoping to achieve. Certainly ticket sales increased for games Clark appeared in, yet the hysteria extends far beyond that phenomena... as of now. My guess is even bad press is good for ticket sales. Interest for whatever reason is at an all time high.
I suspect a lot of incidences are being blown out of proportion to keep the WNBA in the news and further promote interest... and thereby ticket sales and viewership.
Now whether that is the intended aim of the WNBA, remains to be seen, but I doubt they are really trying hard not to squelch the flow of money.
So while some of the solutions to the WNBA's problems might seem straight forward, it would also rock the boat on the flow of money.
Whether the level of NBA play and WNBA play can be debated as being equal... the greed is certainly equal, imo
The quandry the WNBA has, is related to the flow of money and how to continue and capitalize on the current influx of attention.
