Diana Taurasi is currently getting outperformed by Caitlin Clark this season..

Clark didn’t exactly get the luck of the draw. She’s had to face off against two of the best teams in the Eastern Conference in the Connecticut Sun and the New York Liberty. Clark will get the Liberty again on Saturday afternoon would hit once she entered the professional ranks, clarified her message before the start of the season and believes that the former Iowa standout will eventually get the hang of it.

“You know these days, everything takes a life of their own,” Taurasi said on Arizona Sports’Every little snippet, every little comment, any quote taken out of context.

“Look, I only said it because when I watch games — and I’m sure when you talk to any professional athlete — you think about what they’ll look like as a pro. How will it translate? It’s going to translate. Like any college quarterback, it’s going to take time.”Clark led the Fever against the Sun with 20 points but struggled a bit at home against the Liberty with nine points.

The physicality of the league was clearly above a level that Clark hasn’t seen before. Even Taurasi admitted she still doesn’t “feel comfortable.”

“It’s an uncomfortable league. It’s physical, it’s a grind. You never feel comfortable. You feel used to the things around you (as you play more),” Taurasi said. “At the same time, she’s in an interesting position where she’s played on the ball her whole career. Sometimes you have to play off the ball, sometimes that’s the solution.”