š Caitlin Clark weighs in on the NBA's declining TV ratings, suggesting that the issue may be that players have become too good, making the game seem less competitive. She also proposes some innovative ideas to spice up the game implementing a four-point line, an "on fire" rule, and allowing in-game fights to increase excitement.
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