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Caitlin Clark

player
WNBA
20 stories

2026

GP
39
PPG
22.8
RPG
3.9
APG
8.5
SPG
1.1
BPG
0.5
Season averages
SeasonTeamGPPPGRPGAPG
2026IND3922.83.98.5
2025IND1316.558.8
2024IND4019.25.78.4

‘Y’all need to go to a therapist’: Candace Parker calls out WNBA for disrespecting Caitlin Clark due to ‘insecurities’

Yahoo Sports WNBAOutlet rating, not article3 months agoWNBA logoWNBA

The 2026 WNBA All-Star Weekend will take place in Chicago over July 24 and 25, and on Wednesday, the league announced its plans to hold marquee events over the weekend at the newly opened Obama Presidential Center. Unsurprisingly, Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark was named one of ten starters for the All-Star game. Still, fans…

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“Not Personal”: Jason Whitlock Gives Verdict on Caitlin Clark vs Stephanie White Discussion Two Days After Controversial Trade Claim

Yahoo Sports WNBAOutlet rating, not article4 months agoWNBA logoWNBA

A couple of subpar games, and Caitlin Clark was already being shipped out from the Indiana Fever. On the back of a courtside spat between Stephanie White and Clark, Lakers legend and commentator Mychal Thompson started the rumors by tweeting that the Fever “don’t want Caitlin no more.

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Colleen Wolfe Compares Paige Bueckers to Caitlin Clark After Wings Star’s TIME Magazine Snub

Yahoo Sports WNBAOutlet rating, not article4 months agoWNBA logoWNBA

NFL reporter Colleen Wolfe believes Paige Bueckers deserves the same recognition as Caitlin Clark after the Dallas Wings star didn’t make TIME Magazine’s 2026 100 most influential athletes list. Wolfe made the case that Bueckers is in the conversation of being the face of the WNBA, citing her weekly jersey sales and on-court prowess.

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‘Amateur Hour’ — Analyst Calls Out WNBA for Coddling Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, and Other Stars

Yahoo Sports WNBAOutlet rating, not article3 months agoWNBA logoWNBA

The WNBA’s apparent overprotection of its stars has sparked debate in sports circles since the arrival of new-generation stars like Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, and Angel Reese. As much as possible, the league tries to shield its players from having to address sensitive questions that could affect its image.

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