Candace Parker reacts publicly to Caitlin Clark’s placement in WNBA All-Star voting by players, saying the ranking is too low and urging those involved to address their concerns. Multiple outlets report that Clark finishes 11th among guards in the player portion of voting, placing her outside the top ten. Parker criticizes fellow WNBA players who cast votes that resulted in that position, describing the reaction as driven by personal insecurities and telling critics to “go to therapy.” Other coverage frames Parker’s comments as part of broader debate around Clark’s standing in the league, noting that Clark still secures a WNBA All-Star Game starter spot. One report also emphasizes the broader voting structure used for the event, in which fan voting contributes 50%, media voting 25%, and player voting 25%. ESPN-related commentary included in the roundup draws additional attention to backlash surrounding how Clark is discussed. Overall, the story centers on the gap between Clark’s performance and the player-ranked guard slot, as interpreted by Parker and echoed in media discussion.