The WNBA recently released this year’s general manager survey in which they polled front office leaders about best players, teams and offseason moves, among other topics. As to be expected, Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark cracked the list. What was less expected, however, was where exactly Clark landed on said list. Clark played just 13 regular season games last season due to nagging groin and quad injuries, which would explain why some GMs didn’t rate her that high when it came to projected league MVP or best overall point guard. Four-time MVP A’ja Wilson and Liberty veteran Breanna Stewart received the most MVP votes (followed by Clark and Dream’s Allisha Gray); Aces’ Chelsea Gray received the lion’s share of votes when it came to the W’s best point guard (73% of votes), while Clark got just 20%. Clark and Gray had split the votes evenly in last year’s GM survey. Clark also far trailed Gray when GMs were polled on which player was the best passer in the league (Gray had 93% to Clark’s 7%).…