This basketball hall of famer is rooting for Fever, loves Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell
WNBAWNBA all-time great Lauren Jackson reveals she's cheering for the Indiana Fever to win this year's championship. 'I love watching Caitlin Clark'
WNBAWNBA all-time great Lauren Jackson reveals she's cheering for the Indiana Fever to win this year's championship. 'I love watching Caitlin Clark'
WNBAPast tension between WNBA superstars Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese led to it becoming a bigger story that they were on the same team for FIBA Basketball. Both women were selected to join Team USA via Sue Bird and other decision makers wanting them there. Reese and Clark showed solid chemistry together after years of […] The post Caitlin Clark Angry At Reporter Doubting Angel Reese Friendship appeared first on HEAVY.
Breanna Stewart scored 22 points, Jackie Young added 18 and the U.S. beat France 97-79 to win its fifth consecutive women's FIBA World Cup championship.
WNBACaitlin Clark played the second-most minutes off the bench for Team USA in its FIBA World Cup semifinal win over Spain, but tallied one point.
The WNBA playoff picture is taking shape, and with four games left in the regular season, the Indiana Fever has already caught the attention of a former champion. With the postseason quickly approaching, Caitlin Clark and Co.
WNBAIndiana Fever star Caitlin Clark's behind-the-back pass against DiJonai Carrington continues to make waves.
WNBAUpdated 7 days agoIndiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham is adding another venture to her growing résumé during the WNBA break.
Caitlin Clark’s chances of winning the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup MVP award may have taken a hit. Clark entered the World Cup as a favorite after earning MVP honors in March during the qualifiers in Puerto Rico. However, the three-time WNBA All-Star has slipped in FIBA’s latest rankings, falling down the ladder after the […]
Caitlin Clark’s popularity has reached a level where comparisons to some of the biggest names in sports history are no longer reserved for social media debates. Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods are now part of the conversation. The comparison came up during the Indiana Fever star’s new podcast No Hesitation where Clark’s teammate Sophie Cunningham and […]
Caitlin Clark is currently locked in with Team USA at the FIBA Women’s World Cup in Berlin, fully focused on the international stage. But back home, the chatter around her never seems to pause, and this time, it’s a podcast comparison that has set social media ablaze.
Caitlin Clark’s popularity continues to follow her wherever she goes, with fans often turning opposing arenas into what feels like an Indiana Fever home game. Tracy McGrady and Olivia Miles recently shared firsthand accounts highlighting just how much attention Clark commands on the road.
Sophie Cunningham compares Caitlin Clark to three NBA legends and calls out reluctance to credit her.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever were in a strong position before the FIBA Women’s World Cup break arrived. With a 26-14 record, the Fever had already secured their place in the WNBA playoffs and were looking like a team that could make a serious run.
Colin Cowherd compared Caitlin Clark’s ascension, playing style, and personality to Michael Jordan, Stephen Curry, and Larry Bird.
WNBAIndiana Fever rookie Raven Johnson said that Caitlin Clark's play against Chicago Sky stars DiJonai Carrington and Azura Stevens "was so crazy."
WNBACaitlin Clark has faced immense scrutiny since being drafted by the Indiana Fever with the No. 1 pick at the 2024 WNBA Draft.
Paige Bueckers, coming off the bench, is quietly having one of the best debut tournaments for Team USA in recent memory. And while Caitlin Clark’s debut hype has gone global, Bueckers’ contributions are not being overshadowed, as Atlanta Dream co-owner and former WNBA champion Renee Montgomery recently commended the averages the Dallas Wings guard is pulling off in the World Cup.
USA coach Kara Lawson is hoping her team can improve each round of the FIBA World Cup, beginning with Thursday's quarterfinal game vs. Hungary.
Former Purdue star Trey Kaufman-Renn, who was granted a TRO on Wednesday for a sixth season of eligibility, has entered the transfer portal, sources told ESPN.