Caitlin Clark

Caitlin Clark was furious after refs refused to call a foul when an elbow to her face left her with a mouth full of blood on Thursday.

The controversy surrounding Enes Kanter Freedom and transgender athletes in women’s basketball took another turn Friday after he offered to replace outgoing WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert. Engelbert announced that she will step down after the season, prompting Kanter to make his

The Indiana Fever-Chicago Sky game Sunday averaged 3.31 million viewers on NBC and Peacock to make it the most-watched regular-season WNBA game since the league’s inaugural season in 1997.

The last time the Indiana Fever faced DiJonai Carrington and the Chicago Sky, Carrington clotheslined Fever guard Sophie Cunningham in a move that nearly led to a bench-clearing brawl.

The Indiana Fever made their first trip to Canada, and it was successful; they beat Toronto and extended their win streak. But the Fever did have to sweat this win out, literally.

The WNBA seems to beat down Caitlin Clark any way it can and on Sunday, a foul called against her shocked viewers and the game’s announcers

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark went viral on social media Sunday night after video captured her laughing behind a frustrated Angel Reese.

A flagrant clothesline foul on fearless WNBA guard Sophie Cunningham on Saturday even got the attention of Florida’s top law enforcement official after a racial response was posted by the player who was thrown out of the game for the offense.

Last week, Fever guard Sophie Cunningham used her platform to defend women’s sports from the infiltration of men claiming to be women. This week, Caitlin Clark was given a chance to do the same thing and passed.

ESPN commentator Monica McNutt criticized WNBA star Caitlin Clark for daring to speak out about the constant physical abuse she suffers

The WNBA refused to wear the patriotic “USA 250” patches during its All-Star game on Saturday, becoming the only pro sport to reject them.

Former President Barack Obama caught up with Caitlin Clark in Chicago this weekend as the third-year phenom prepared to partake in this year’s WNBA All-Star Game.

USA Today has defended columnist Nancy Armour after she invoked Emmett Till in an op-ed about the rise of Caitlin Clark.

USA Today columnist Nancy Armour has issued a weak apology for her Thursday article in which she called WNBA star Caitlin Clark a danger.

USA Today’s far-left “sports” columnist Nancy Armour jumped into her column this week to allege that Caitlin Clark is a danger to queer, black women in the WNBA because she enables “white nationalists” to “lynch” blacks.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark will be featured on the cover of NBA 2K27 deluxe edition, albeit with a strange image.

NBA commissioner Adam Silver is accusing activists inside and outside of pro basketball of turning Caitlin Clark into a “political football” for their own agendas.

It would appear that Caitlin Clark has had enough of WNBA officiating.

One might think that jamming your fist into the neck of an opponent while she is on the ground and trying to knee her in the groin, especially if the victim is the league’s biggest star, would earn you an automatic suspension.

CNN host Abby Phillip said Republicans appear to be rallying behind Caitlin Clark because she is white, arguing that race is driving the political attention surrounding the Indiana Fever star. During CNN’s Table for Five on Saturday, Phillip and a

At least 11 Republican U.S. representatives have called upon the WNBA to take “accountability” for “multiple attacks” against Caitlin Clark.

Caitlin Clark has broken her silence and launched a barrage of criticism at her own league in her first comments since taking a fist to the throat during a violent act that went unpunished in a game against the Phoenix Mercury.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark once again received a much lower ranking from her fellow WNBA players than from fans and the media in this year’s All-Star voting. Voting results released Thursday showed players ranked Clark 11th among guards. Despite

Alyssa Thomas, forward for the Phoenix Mercury, has claimed that she received death threats following her foul on Caitlin Clark.

WNBA star Sophie Cunningham is taking aim at the league and its players for “targeting” fellow Fever star Caitlin Clark for physical abuse

The Phoenix Mercury deleted a controversial Internet meme that seemed to be mocking the physical attack on Caitlin Clark at Wednesday’s game.

The Phoenix Mercury shared a tasteless post after star Alyssa Thomas did a dirty, cheap hit against Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark.

The WNBA has handed down its discipline for Phoenix Mercury star Alyssa Thomas’ vicious fist to the throat attack on Caitlin Clark Wednesday night, and fans are not very impressed.

Boomer Esiason blasted the WNBA for its constant abuse of its only true star, Caitlin Clark, because, he says, she is straight and white

The WNBA has one star player: Caitlin Clark. And Clark’s coach is finally speaking out against the WNBA’s referees for refusing to call fouls

The WNBA raised more than a few eyebrows this week when it mysteriously excluded superstar Caitlin Clark from its 30th anniversary poster.

Angel Reese is renewing her feud with WNBA star Caitlin Clark after being called on a foul during Thursday’s Dream-Fever game.

Reporter Scott Agness has been covering the Indiana Fever through his Fieldhouse Files Substack, but he now claims that the team revoked his press credentials for his report on star Caitlin Clark’s injury.

Two-time WNBA All-Star Caitlin Clark and Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White told reporters Monday they had moved beyond what appeared to be a sideline spat Clark, Fever hope that team meeting helps players, coaches move on from Saturday’s sideline spatBy

WNBA star Caitlin Clark furiously reacted to Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White benching her on Saturday night.