2026
| Season | Team | GP | PPG | RPG | APG |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | IND | 38 | 22.7 | 3.9 | 8.4 |
| 2025 | IND | 13 | 16.5 | 5 | 8.8 |
| 2024 | IND | 40 | 19.2 | 5.7 | 8.4 |
Former Fox Sports host Emmanuel Acho has a scorching take on the Caitlin Clark firestorm that has consumed sports media this week: the WNBA would be flat-out better off without her. He’s hardly alone in having one. The past week has devolved into a full-blown circus around Clark, touched off Wednesday night when the Phoenix…
WNBAThe ongoing drama continues.
Caitlin Clark continues to be one of the most divisive players in the WNBA, dividing opinion despite being one of the league’s best players and biggest superstars. Congressman Brendan Boyle of Philadelphia has questioned the way the WNBA has marketed Clark since her arrival in the league.
Gilbert Arenas is again backing Caitlin Clark after WNBA analyst Joy Taylor expressed her thoughts on the popular “Face of the WNBA” debate. After ESPN’s Lisa Leslie labeled A’ja Wilson as the “Face of the WNBA,” fans called her out on social media, saying the title belonged to the Indiana Fever superstar.
Caitlin Clark is already one of the WNBA’s greatest players in just her third season in the league. Despite a lot of discourse this season, one thing has been constant: Clark breaking records.
Follow along live as the Las Vegas Aces and New York Liberty battle for the WNBA Commissioner's Cup.
It has been almost a week since Alyssa Thomas’ uncalled fist-to-the-throat foul against Caitlin Clark. And yet, the dust from that incident is nowhere near settled.
Ty Harris started for the Indiana Fever after Caitlin Clark was ruled out against the Los Angeles Sparks.
The Indiana Fever star’s so-called fans are intent on casting her as a victim. The narrative is an injustice to the guard and her fellow players
Do WNBA players really not like Caitlin Clark? That is a narrative that has carried on in the league since Clark’s entrance in 2024. Clark’s biographer, Christine Brennan, further reinforced that narrative in an opinion piece she released on June 25, as published on USA Today.
Clark, Boston, and Mitchell are all starting the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game. Three starters from one team. Indiana built a dynasty and nobody's calling it that yet.
Former “SportsCenter” anchor Linda Cohn posted a video on social media on July 4 defending Caitlin Clark. The Indiana Fever guard suffered some shots during a game against the Mercury last month.
WNBASophie Cunningham has a reputation as Caitlin Clark’s on-court protector, enforcer, and ultimate teammate. Former NCAA athlete Riley Gaines appears to agree with that characterisation entirely, and she made that known on the Will Cain Show, a video of which was shared on the show’s Instagram page and Gaines’ own YouTube account on Tuesday.
WNBAOnce again, a Caitlin Clark situation gets blown up into something that it’s not and, ironically, something that it is.
WNBAWhite's comments underscore the tension in fan-player relationships.
WNBAThe glaring issue the WNBA needs to approach head-on? Everyone is clinging to diametrically opposed definitions of what good basketball means.
WNBAINDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White defended Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas on Wednesday, condemning the online harassment of her former player. Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White talks with Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, during the first half of a game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
WNBANot good news for Indiana.
WNBAESPN WNBA analyst Chiney Ogwumike made headlines earlier this week, when she criticized the reaction to the Caitlin Clark, Alyssa Thomas incident. "When narratives are created based off of a freeze-frame, that can create a huge problem. The league was reacting to the optics of that image," Ogwumike ...
WNBASophie Cunningham spoke out after Caitlin Clark’s poster snub and criticized the WNBA’s approach.