Less than a week after accusing referees of having a “special whistle” for Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese got away with one of the worst traveling violations you will ever see.
Despite the constant stream of attacks — both verbal and physical — WNBA star Caitlin Clark is earning the biggest ratings in WNBA history.
In addition to believing she’s being unfairly penalized during games, Angel Reese thinks the media is “twisting her words.”
Those who think all Caitlin Clark does is shoot 3-pointers, and nothing else (looking at you, Chennedy Carter) will soon need to reevaluate their opinions.
In news that will shock no one, Caitlin Clark was fouled by an opponent, and the referees did nothing about it.
WNBA legend Sheryl Swoopes doesn’t think Caitlin Clark is the victim of bullying in the league; she thinks Clark is a bully.
The Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese rivalry has smashed WNBA viewership records, with the latest match being the most-watched game in history.
If you thought WNBA players would be happy about the newfound attention and success that has recently come to their league, you thought wrong.
Former Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III jumped to his X account to accuse people of using WNBA stars Caitlin Clark and Angel Reece as pawns in a “race war.” In his Sunday post, Griffin claimed that both Clark and
Fathers are protectors, and today, we honor Fathers. On the basketball court, your protectors are your teammates, and one of them finally came to Caitlin Clark’s defense.
The Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese has lost to Caitlin Clark three times in a row, dating back to their last game against each other in college. And after Sunday’s 91-83 loss to Clark and the Fever, she lashed out at the referees.
Many wondered if the Chicago Sky would again resort to bullying tactics and obvious, flagrant fouls in their rematch with Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever. The answer is yes.
Serena Williams says that the “negativity” extended to Caitlin Clark is from those who can’t do what she does. The tennis legend also urged Clark to continue to do what she’s doing.”
Minnesota Lynx coach and general manager Cheryl Reeve singling out Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark have come under the spotlight recently in the wake of Clark being left off the roster for the 2024 U.S. Olympic women’s basketball team.
WNBA rookie superstar Caitlin Clark called it “disappointing” to see her name being weaponized in the culture wars.
The WNBA is reportedly still on track to lose some $50 million despite the huge influx in new fans brought to the league by Caitlin Clark.
Caitlin Clark deftly fought off attempts from a woke reporter to drag her into a political and likely racial debate about how her name is being used in non-basketball discussions on social media.
NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal has revealed why WNBA veterans have targeted rookie sensation Caitlin Clark: “Professional Jealousy.”
It probably won’t change any minds or make anyone feel better, but USA Basketball has offered an explanation for leaving Caitlin Clark off the Olympic roster.
WNBA star Brittney Griner celebrated the coming birth of her first child by posing topless with her wife for an Instagram post on Monday.
ESPN’s David Dennis Jr. joined ‘Around the Horn’ to claim that white people are just using Caitlin Clark to show how much they hate blacks.
Former ESPN personality and longtime sports talk radio host Dan Patrick has no problem with Caitlin Clark being left off the Team USA Olympic roster.
Connecticut Sun guard DiJonai Carrington felt she was unjustly accused of fouling Caitlin Clark Monday night, and let the referee know with an acting performance reminiscent of Elaine Benes having a seizure.
The presence of Caitlin Clark has made such an impression on the WNBA that its ratings and attendance were boosted to record numbers.
When the selectors who picked the roster for Team USA left Caitlin Clark off the team, they did her and the team a tremendous favor.
Nuggets Star Michael Porter Jr. gave WNBA star Caitlin Clark high praise and said she could probably hold her own against the men of the NBA.
WNBA star Caitlin Clark delivered a powerful four-word response to her head coach after finding out she wasn’t on the Team USA roster.
WNBA rookie star Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever feels “no disappointment” after being snubbed for the U.S. Olympics team.
News that WNBA star Caitlin Clark would not be on the 2024 Team USA women’s basketball roster, did not go over well.
According to a report, Team USA decided to leave Caitlin Clark off the 2024 Olympic roster due to concerns that fans would be outraged over the minimal playing time she would have received on the team’s veteran-heavy roster.
Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark, who electrified college basketball with her tremendous play and has more than doubled viewership and attendance for WNBA games, will reportedly not be among the 12 players selected for the U.S. Women’s Olympic basketball team.
Chicago Sky players claimed that a man harassed them late Tuesday night as they attempted to exit their team bus. Specifically, the players claimed the man targeted Chennedy Carter, the player who knocked Caitlin Calrk to the ground last weekend.
A writer for ‘New York Magazine’ is celebrating the physical and verbal abuse that is being inflicted on WNBA star Caitlin Clark.
Former Atlanta Dream co-owner and ex-Georgia Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler blasted the WNBA for how badly it treats its newest star, Caitlin Clark. Loeffler said that Clark is the “best thing” to ever happen to the WNBA and added that
Members of the Chicago Sky were reportedly confronted and “harassed” by a man outside their Washington, D.C. hotel on Wednesday, according to a report from the Chicago Sun-Times.
Geno Auriemma, the legendary coach of UConn women’s basketball, said that WNBA rookie superstar Caitlin Clark is “being targeted.”
Many people are angry with the Chicago Sky’s Chennedy Carter for blindsiding Caitlin Clark and knocking her to the floor last weekend, but Chicago Sky fans are not among them.
Angel Reese believes that the WNBA’s popularity surge is not just about Caitlin Clark; it’s about her, too. Sports talk radio host Dan Patrick disagrees.
Angel Reese says she’s comfortable playing the “bad guy,” and that’s exactly what she’s doing so far.
ESPN personality Pat McAfee now insists that WNBA star Caitlin Clark is not upset that he called her a “white bitch” on the air during his program Tuesday. During his Monday program, McAfee began talking about the rivalry between the
