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Caitlin Clark had a prolific month with the Indiana Fever before heading away to compete at the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup. The Fever have secured their place in this season’s WNBA play-offs, and Clark has played a major role.
Caitlin Clark's chance to step into the spotlight for Team USA starts at the 2026 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup. Will she take it?
Radio host Dan Dakich ripped into Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud after she praised team owner Michael Alter for banning former NBA player Enes Kanter from Wintrust Arena. Dakich called Cloud’s public appeal for league-wide WNBA ‘protection’ illogical, claiming that she initiated the heated courtside confrontation with Kanter herself.
Officiating in the WNBA has been a point of contention for the entire 2026 season, especially when it comes to Caitlin Clark. Now that debate has spilled into international competitions as well, as Team USA heads to the FIBA World Cup in Berlin, Germany.
WNBA broadcaster Cindy Brunson found herself defending her coverage on social media after a fan accused her of taking indirect shots at Caitlin Clark. Former ESPN anchor turned WNBA broadcaster Cindy Brunson has found herself in hot water with Indiana Fever fans following recent online commentary.
While the focus of women’s basketball has turned to the upcoming 2026 FIBA World Cup, Angel Reese’s recent achievements are still making noise on social media. Reese’s sensational run across both sides of the court has led to her hitting a unique milestone, prompting formerESPN reporter Cindy Brunson to make a bold prediction about the Atlanta Dream star.
