Caitlin Clark

With the Indiana Fever already qualified for the playoffs, coach Stephanie White shifts her focus to keeping Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston sharp as the trio goes to Berlin with Team USA for the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup. While the rest of the WNBA takes a break from the action, White and the Fever [...]

After recently “declaring” his eligibility for the 2027 WNBA Draft in response to the current debate surrounding transgender athletes participating in women’s sports, former NBA player Enes Kanter sat courtside at last weekend’s Chicago Sky game against the Indiana Fever wearing a shirt that read “Woman” on it. Ultimately, he was ejected from the game…

Last season, the Indiana Fever were knocking on the WNBA Finals door even without Caitlin Clark for most of the season and the entire playoffs. It was perhaps a peek into their depth and head coach Stephanie White’s elite coaching.

Caitlin Clark has received strong backing from Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White, who praised the 24-year-old’s maturity in dealing with the constant criticism surrounding her. Clark remains one of the WNBA’s most polarising figures, but White believes she has handled the attention with remarkable grace.

The Las Vegas Aces (26-13) have struggled to keep pace with the Minnesota Lynx and Golden State Valkyries in the WNBA standings, but A’ja Wilson continues to cruise toward her third straight MVP Award and fifth overall. While Olivia Miles and Caitlin Clark both have compelling cases, the superstar forward is widely regarded as the heavy favorite. […] The post Is A'ja Wilson playing tonight? Aces vs. Tempo injury report appeared first on ClutchPoints.

The Indiana Fever are led by stars Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell. Both players have played so well in 2026 that they are among the candidates for this year’s WNBA MVP award.

Caitlin Clark has been listed as probable for the Indiana Fever’s meeting with the Connecticut Sun. The star guard is on the injury report again with her back issue.

It wouldn’t be surprising to say that Caitlin Clark remains the most polarized player in the WNBA. And yet, to a very large extent, she handles the pressure and the noise with a grace and maturity that consistently surprises those watching from the outside.

Longhorns women's basketball bolsters it's roster with the addition of Jayda Clark. The guard was the Youth Player of the Year in Australia.

The conversations around Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell right now have largely centered on them being the best duo in the WNBA this season. In fact, with both players putting in MVP-caliber performances, the Fever themselves have started the co-MVP, aka “MVP²” campaign on social media.

Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston recently offered insight into how teammate Caitlin Clark handles relentless social media scrutiny with ‘grace’ while remaining a vocal locker room leader. Boston emphasized that the team creates a ‘safe space’ for Clark, allowing her to tune out online noise and stay focused on leading the floor.

On Thursday, the Indiana Fever put out posts that appeared to be aimed at canvassing for their supposed MVP candidates. Of course, as expected, Caitlin Clark sits at the forefront of that conversation.

Caitlin Clark's 37-point outburst against Chicago helped NBC land its biggest WNBA regular-season audience in nearly three decades.

The Indiana Fever vs. Chicago Sky clash had almost everything needed to become a WNBA ratings hit.

Caitlin Clark has faced more than her share of on-court altercations with both players and officials, which has led to even the league in general getting plenty of backlash. In a recent face-off against the Wings, Clark and Paige Bueckers had an exchange, which got mixed reactions from fans. Bueckers tried to purposefully foul Clark, [...]

Caitlin Clark is being touted as a strong MVP candidate by many of her fans, right from the moment discussions started getting heavy. However, a large percentage of baller fans are not in agreement with this, with many opting to support other players. This even includes many actual hoopers, who don’t seem to think that [...]

The WNBA regular season comes to a close on Sept. 24, which leaves just a few more weeks for players to compete for the MVP title.

Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell have spearheaded the Indiana Fever’s charge this season, helping the franchise turn into a legitimate contender for the WNBA championship. Olivia Miles has made a similar impact in her rookie year with the Minnesota Lynx.

The WNBA is facing backlash over the officials and the inconsistencies we are seeing on the court. Officiating across the WNBA has faced relentless criticism, with fans and analysts pointing to double standards in how games are called.

Caitlin Clark had a phenomenal game against DiJonai Carrington and the Chicago Sky on Sunday, tallying 37 points and 10 assists, while shooting a career-high eight 3-pointers in a 113-90 win. The game was packed with highlights for the three-time WNBA All-Star.