Caitlin Clark

DeWanna Bonner appears to be a player who has earned the rare privilege of controlling her own WNBA destiny regardless of her contract. After leaving the Indiana Fever when they waived her in 2025, after just nine games, the six-time All-Star has now secured a mutual buyout with the Phoenix Mercury that will allow her to change teams to chase her third WNBA championship right before the playoffs.

Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell made WNBA history with the Indiana Fever, prompting the team to make a strong declaration about them.

The Indiana Fever had plenty of chances to keep their August 22 matchup against the New York Liberty within reach. But when the game came down to the little things, one area proved particularly costly.

Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers have already become two of the WNBA’s best players, giving rise to a must-watch rivalry. Naturally, their tense exchange during their last faceoff generated a lot of attention, and for one WNBA legend, the culprit behind the situation was easy to name.

Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell combined for 67 points against the Sky and accomplished something no other WNBA duo has done three times.

The WNBA’s trans athlete debate continues to rage on over a month after Sophie Cunningham opposed the idea of trans athletes participating in women’s sports in an ESPN profile by Hallie Grossman. “Young girls in a sport shouldn’t have to go against biological men,” Cunningham told Grossman.

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The Fever-Sky game Sunday averaged 3.31 million viewers on NBC and Peacock to make it the most-watched regular-season WNBA game since the league's inaugural season in 1997.

The Dallas Wings claimed the eighth and final WNBA playoff spot Tuesday with their 96-78 victory over the Portland Fire at College Park Center, sending star guard Paige Bueckers, the 2025 No. 1 overall pick, to the postseason for the first time.

The Sky received historic news after their primetime matchup against Caitlin Clark and the Fever produced a stunning result. The post Sky Receive Historic News After Caitlin Clark-Fever Showdown appeared first on HEAVY.

Caitlin Clark and the Fever delivered a historic result against the Sky that the WNBA had not witnessed in nearly three decades. The post Caitlin Clark, Fever Deliver WNBA Record Not Seen in 29 Years appeared first on HEAVY.

And it's not particularly close.

The Indiana Fever’s 95-91 overtime win against the Atlanta Dream on August 16 was one of the most exciting games of the WNBA season. Atlanta had the chance to win in regulation, but superstar Dream forward Angel Reese missed a game-winning layup in the final seconds of the fourth quarter. The game also provided another…

Caitlin Clark had her fifth career 30-point-plus, 10-assist-plus performance against the Chicago Sky. The rest of WNBA history includes four such games.

Paige Bueckers lit up College Park Center in Arlington on Tuesday night with a historic performance. The Dallas Wings star followed a 32-point eruption against the Seattle Storm with another brilliant all-around outing, posting 22 points, 4 rebounds, and 11 assists in a 96-78 win over the Portland Fire.

Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell made history after combining for 67 points in the Indiana Fever's win against the Chicago Sky.

Caitlin Clark has been one of the most prolific athletes since entering the league in 2024. The third-year pro has had a major impact on the WNBA. In addition to her record-breaking performances on the court, off the court, she’s contributed to record-breaking television viewership, mainstream commercial interest, and sold-out arenas. Last night, three games…

More than three million people watched the Fever beat the Sky, 113-90.

Caitlin Clark is one of the WNBA’s most popular superstars, and her influence over the Indiana Fever is impossible to ignore. However, if WNBA analyst Annie Costabile is to be believed, the guard’s power within the franchise could extend much further than what happens on the court.

Watching Caitlin Clark dominate the WNBA is one thing, but seeing it through the eyes of top draft pick Azzi Fudd brings a whole new perspective. Selected as the No.