Caitlin Clark

Legendary college basketball announcer Dick Vitale gets real on Caitlin Clark's MVP chances.

Caitlin Clark, for all the good she’s done for the WNBA in terms of visibility and numbers, remains a subject of controversy. James Boyd, a reporter for the Indiana Fever, doesn’t take too kindly to this one bit.

The WNBA is under the cosh right now. Ever since Sophie Cunningham’s comments about transgender eligibility, controversies have been swirling around.

Clark and Aliyah Boston were both listed as probable on Thursday.

The Indiana Fever are WNBA championship contenders, something star guard Kelsey Mitchell has envisioned for nearly a decade. With Mitchell having an MVP-caliber season, she recently gave insight her relationship with the team’s other MVP candidate, Caitlin Clark.

Fever head coach Stephanie White and Caitlin Clark. | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The toxicity in the WNBA has reached unprecedented levels. We’ve got former NBA players making ridiculous statements and drooling for attention, while others grifters are pushing an anti-trans agenda. And now, media members receiving death threats. The consequences of such unhinged attacks on social media are usually unseen as victims suffer in silence. However, Grant Afseth, a beat writer covering the Dall...

Former NFL player and current sports analyst Ryan Clark on Monday called out former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White for mocking the WNBA. He labeled them as clowns for their declarations to enter the 2027 WNBA draft in a clip from the “Pivot Podcast” posted on his X/Twitter account.

Here's everything you need to know about Fever vs. Wings, including TV channel and streaming options for the WNBA matchup.

Caitlin Clark fans have been taking shots at Monica McNutt since last month following the ESPN analyst’s seemingly consistent criticism of the Indiana Fever superstar. When McNutt was unavailable for the network’s “WNBA Countdown” on Tuesday, Clark’s supporters quickly noticed.

Tamika Catchings likes what she's seeing from Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever.

The Indiana Fever are the team in the WNBA. Led by stars Kelsey Mitchell and Caitlin Clark, the Fever have become the team to watch in the WNBA.

Caitlin Clark is one of the most polarizing figures in the WNBA. Often regarded as one of the best players in the WNBA, the Iowa Hawkeyes alum has faced plenty of criticism since being drafted into the league in 2024.

Another day, another ratings bonanza for the Indiana Fever and their two most popular players, Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham.

If there is a time to keep moving the momentum forward, it is the month of August during the WNBA season. This month particularly has been good to the Liberty thus far, despite having just lost to the Indiana Fever on a barrage of Kelsey Mitchell and Caitlin Clark buckets. With a 4-1 record in […]

The WNBA is assigning blame for the "toxicity" surrounding the league right now. There's been a lot of drama surrounding the WNBA in recent weeks. There have been conversations about the league's treatment of Caitlin Clark, reactions to Sophie Cunningham's opinion on transgender athletes, DiJonai ...

Caitlin Clark called Kelsey Mitchell the WNBA's best scorer as the Fever guard extended her historic streak to 17 straight 20-point games.

The WNBA and Caitlin Clark have delivered another season-high audience for ESPN and ABC. The Indiana Fever-Chicago Sky game last weekend averaged 2.6 million viewers on ABC, the most watched contest on the network this season. The game is the second most watched WNBA regular season game this season, behind Indiana’s game against the Las…

Natisha Hiedeman became the first WNBA player to wear the Caitlin 1s aside from Caitlin Clark herself.

Dick Vitale's Caitlin Clark declaration has fans split.

Running off at the typewriter. … The WNBA may have stumbled onto a trifecta of some of the most profitable commodities in American society today: Controversy. Divisiveness. Polarization. Race, sex, transgender politics, Caitlin Clark, hard fouls, perceived favoritism — almost every cultural fault line in America now seems to run directly through women’s basketball. And crazy as it may sound, ...