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The Fever Could Face WNBA Inquiry Over Caitlin Clark's 'Injury'

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The WNBA is probably going to look into the Indiana Fever's handling of Caitlin Clark's "injury" on Wednesday night, May 20. Clark, a third-year WNBA guard, was ruled out for Wednesday night's Fever vs. Portland Fire game. The announcement came a few hours before tipoff. Clark, who went No. 1 ...

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How to live stream Valkyries vs Liberty: WNBA, TV Channel

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The Golden State Valkyries bring their strong early-season defense to Brooklyn on Thursday night for a measuring-stick matchup against the New York Liberty. MORE: Early favorites for the 2026 WNBA MVP Award How to Watch Valkyries vs Liberty Golden State…

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Former WNBA Player Kysre Gondrezick Threatens Legal Action

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Former WNBA guard Kysre Gondrezick issued a warning this week to anyone spreading misinformation about her. Gondrezick started her WNBA career with the Indiana Fever in 2021. The former All-Big 12 guard at West Virginia was selected with the fourth overall pick in that year's draft. She tried to ...

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“Not Gonna Have It Every Single Night”: Caitlin Clark Gets Real About Growing Expectations Surrounding Her 3rd WNBA Season

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A superstar of Caitlin Clark’s quality and pedigree enters every game carrying the weight of expectation: a highlight, a record, or a defining moment almost nightly. And while she delivers at an elite level more often than not, that standard doesn’t exist without its own persistent pressure.

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Rising star Alexa Philippou’s journey to ESPN and covering the WNBA

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Alexa Philippou initially planned to become an international correspondent, but the lure of sports proved too strong. The Stanford graduate and political science major is ESPN’s women’s basketball writer, covering college basketball and the WNBA. Philippou joined The Worldwide Leader in Sports in 2022, having served as the Hartford Courant’s beat reporter for the UConn…

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