Caitlin Clark

Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark has embraced the limelight as one of the most popular players amid the surge in women’s basketball in the current era. Her marketing impact extended to the 2026 NBA Finals, with the Fever guard prominently featured in various advertisements during the first two games between the San Antonio Spurs and the New York Knicks.

Caitlin Clark is tarnishing her legacy by constantly complaining about fouling, fighting with her coach and pushing backlash against media covering her.

The Indiana Fever watched their 12-point second-half lead evaporate against the New York Liberty in an 83-75 defeat on Saturday night at Barclays Center. After taking a 57-45 lead with over three minutes left in the third quarter, Indiana suffered a collapse that only compounded concerns about the team’s cohesion and Caitlin Clark’s growing pains.

Breanna Stewart scored 15 of her points in the fourth quarter as the Liberty defeated Caitlin Clark and the Fever.

The New York Liberty stormed back from a 12-point deficit to take down the Indiana Fever 83-75 on Saturday night at Barclays Center. Amid Indiana’s brutal collapse, many also highlighted an argument between Liberty’s Breanna Stewart and a Liberty coach, comparing it to the much-debated incident between Caitlin Clark and Stephanie White days earlier.

Clark made only four shots as the Fever lost on the road.

Caitlin Clark would love to see the NBA Finals go seven games. Not because she's a fan of either team, but because she just loves great basketball. “I'm kind of indifferent on who wins, but I'm just such a basketball fan that I would love to see it go to seven games just because I love it,” Clark said before the Fever played the Liberty on Saturday night.

Both the Indiana Fever and New York Liberty may be without one of their star players in Saturday night’s matchup.

The Sporting News is tracking live updates from the Fever and Liberty's game at Barclays Arena.

Caitlin Clark is the biggest star in the WNBA right now, but one two-time NBA champion is claiming that the Indiana Fever no longer want her on the team, despite plenty of evidence to the contrary. In a post on X this week, Mychal Thomson, a two-time NBA champion and the father of longtime NBA…

Caitlin Clark did all she could to help the Indiana Fever secure an 83-71 victory over Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream on Thursday night to open their WNBA Commissioner’s Cup title defense with aplomb. The Indiana Fever star produced…

The Indiana Fever front office is making massive headlines again. They dropped a massive ban on a respected journalist. WNBA Fans are absolutely furious right now. Banning media members is a huge red flag. The sports world is watching this disaster. It is a completely bad look for the growing league. The drama never stops. [...]

‘Pressure is a privilege. ’ The Indiana Fever knew it very well when they drafted Caitlin Clark in 2024 that the tides were about to change for them.

‘A rising tide lifts all boats‘ — That was literally one of the first few things said about Caitlin Clark when she joined the Indiana Fever in 2024. With Clarkonomics working its magic, changes did occur, and this season, the Fever will have all 44 games available on broadcast.

What was supposed to be one of the WNBA’s biggest rivalries for the foreseeable future has mellowed considerably. With competition rising sharply, Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark’s college basketball feud hasn’t materialized in the same way.

The Indiana Fever took Lexie Hull in the 2022 WNBA Draft. Over four years later, she has become a key cog for the franchise.

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

Jason Whitlock has defended his Caitlin Clark to Los Angeles Sparks argument by pointing to one of the most famous superstar moves in North American sports history. The idea of Clark leaving the Indiana Fever still has no confirmed reporting behind it, but Whitlock is not arguing from a normal basketball angle.

Fever star Caitlin Clark dropped the mic on the public's panic over her team's struggles to start the 2026 WNBA season.

Where in tarnation did this ridiculous rumor spring up?