DiJonai Carrington, the forward for the Connecticut Sun who sent Caitlin Clark crashing to the floor after poking her in the eye on Sunday, is denying that the eye poke was intentional.
Playing during an NFL Sunday didn’t slow Caitlin Clark down at all, as her playoff debut still scored monster ratings.
Post-game photos show Indiana Fever and WNBA rookie star Caitlin Clark sporting a shiner under her right eye after taking a poke to the face during Game 1 of the WNBA Playoffs between Indiana and the Connecticut Sun on Sunday.
Caitlin Clark was the unanimous pick of the 15-member selection committee for the WNBA Rookie of the Year Award.
Clark’s rookie card has sold at auction for $84,000, breaking the record of $78,000 set earlier this year for an autographed 2022 Bowman University Caitlin Clark Superfractor.
Caitlin Clark did not win her final rookie regular season game. However, even in defeat, she found ways to make history.
The WNBA set record viewership numbers this season, with star athletes Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and Cameron Brink fueling the surge.
Indiana Fever star rookie Caitlin Clark is so popular that the WNBA is adding a brand new expansion team to the league, according to reports.
On Thursday, Caitlin Clark will put the finishing touches on what has already been a record-breaking rookie season. And according to one former WNBA player, she’s not even getting started yet.
If it seems like every time Caitlin Clark steps on a basketball court, she breaks a new record, it’s because that is almost true.
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert is backtracking after declining to condemn abusive language from fans supporting Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese.
Former ESPN and Fox Sports 1 hot-taker Skip Bayless says that he avoided voicing support for Caitlin Clark because he felt it would add to already heightened racial tensions.
Caitlin Clark took an elbow to the face from Vegas’ Jackie Young as the two were positioning themselves for a rebound Wednesday night.
Caitlin Clark created quite a stir on Wednesday after liking pop star Taylor Swift’s endorsement of Kamala Harris on Instagram.
WNBA star rookie Caitlin Clark has raised eyebrows among some for her “like” of pop star Taylor Swift’s endorsement of Kamala Harris.
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert is being accused of dodging questions of player safety in the face of growing racial tensions.
Discussions are taking place about how the Indiana Fever can improve Caitlin Clark’s supporting cast. However, at least one NBA vet says the team needs to sign an “enforcer” to protect their star player.
Angel Reese debuted her new podcast on Thursday by calling Caitlin Clark’s fans racists and accusing them of sending nude AI pics of her to her family.
Caitlin Clark has made a habit of breaking a new record almost every time she touches the floor, and Wednesday night was no exception.
Without Caitlin Clark, the Indiana Fever were the worst team in the WNBA. With Caitlin Clark, the Fever could go from worse to first.
Sports commentator Jason Whitlock agrees that WNBA star rookie Caitlin Clark faces “bigotry” from black players.
Sheryl Swoopes was mysteriously absent from Sunday’s Indiana Fever win over the Dallas Wings, Stephen A. Smith thinks he knows why.
On Sunday, WNBA legend Lisa Leslie took to X to say that not just Caitlin Clark but both Clark and Chicago’s Angel Reese deserve to win this year’s Rookie of the Year Award.
Caitlin Clark normally leaves others at a loss for words, but the shoe was on the other foot Sunday night.
Caitlin Clark was sent crashing to the floor by a blindside hit from Chicago’s Diamond DeShields, during Indiana’s 100-81 win over the Sky.
Connecticut Sun star forward DiJonai Carrington blasted the creator of a meme that used the pic of former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin kneeling on George Floyd.
Caitlin Clark bursts out in laughter after a teammate accidentally drops a sexually suggestive remark during a press conference.
Caitlin Clark added insult to injury Wednesday night as she humiliated DiJonai Carrington on the way to a big Eastern Conference win,
The WNBA’s Indiana Fever published a report touting the team’s amazing success without mentioning Caitlin Clark even one time.
Podcast host Jason Whitlock believes that WNBA players are exhibiting “racist” attitudes toward Caitlin Clark, and major networks, such as ESPN, aren’t reporting it.
Olympian and Seattle Storm star Skylar Diggins-Smith is taking heat for a needless cheap shot perpetrated against the Fever’s Caitlin Clark.
Caitlin Clark has demonstrated the ability to pack the arena with fans no matter where she goes or who she plays. However, if you want her to help pay to fill seats, she says she needs some help.
The rest of the league seems to be able to get away with being angry at Caitlin Clark, but Caitlin Clark is apparently not allowed to get mad, even at herself.
Many have remarked that it seems like every time Caitlin Clark plays a basketball game, she sets a new rookie record. Well, it seems like that because it’s basically true.
Team USA’s apparent snubbing of Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese was a huge topic in the lead-up to the Olympics. Even those who don’t like Caitlin Clark admit the team was wrong to leave her off the roster. However, in the case of Angel Reese, it appears they made the right call.
After months of criticism for not picking WNBA star Caitlin Clark for the Olympics, U.S. Women’s basketball team coach Dawn Staley suddenly admits that Clark was a good prospect for Team USA after all.
Indiana Fever player Caitlin Clark is doing her part to help fuel a 1,000 percent increase in WNBA merchandise sales this season.
Mere hours before the WNBA All-Stars clash with Team USA women’s Basketball in the WNBA All-Star Game, Chennedy Carter, who gained infamy on the internet months ago for her unprovoked and cowardly attack on Caitlin Clark, took a thinly veiled shot at the rookie phenom by saying she was watching for “Barbie, and Barbie only.”
Caitlin Clark is going to be featured in NASCAR after Stewart-Haas racing picked her image for its car logo.
WNBA star Caitlin Clark’s jersey sales practically sold out everywhere when she went pro, and the demand for them was initially bigger than the ability of sportswear companies to produce them, according to a report.
