The breakout WNBA star just launched a full Wilson ball collection, a distinction that only one great athlete has ever held before.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is still dealing with the left quadriceps strain she suffered on May 24 against the New York Liberty. While she’s set to miss her fifth straight game on Tuesday, she reminded everyone why she was among the favorites for WNBA MVP in the four games she did play,

"She is a gift from God for the WNBA" - Peja Stojakovic believes WNBA players owe Caitlin Clark for the league's growth originally appeared on Basketball Network.

Caitlin Clark was on the receiving end of hard fouls during her rookie season and into his second year with the Indiana Fever. Former WNBA star Candace Parker weighed in.

Clark became one of the most talked-about players in college basketball at Iowa, known for her deep shooting range and high-scoring games. She broke multiple NCAA records before being drafted first overall by the Indiana Fever in 2024, bringing massive attention and pressure to both the WNBA and women’s basketball overall.

When the WNBA national schedule was announced last March, one of the most potentially significant games from a viewership perspective was the June 7 game between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky on CBS.

“Cathy (Engelbert) added a lot of games. Nine games in 18 days; that’s not really responsible for a commissioner,” said the Mercury’s Satou Sabally following a 77-89 loss on Saturday to the Storm. Sabally’s comments came on the heels of Phoenix’s fourth game of the week, which led the team to reach ten games played before any other league member.