Nobody who follows women's basketball (or American sports as a whole) can deny that Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark is a sort of superstar that has never been seen in the WNBA before. This is proven by endless metrics that can be used to assess star power,

Skip Bayless Hits Angel Reese With Caitlin Clark Message originally appeared on Athlon Sports. As Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky struggle this 2025 WNBA season, the criticism against them also continues to pile up.

Lauren Jackson couldn't hold back her immense joy when describing her experience watching Caitlin Clark. Jackson, of course, is as decorated and accomplished as any player in the history of basketball -- a two-time WNBA champion,

The Gainbridge Fieldhouse atmosphere was absolutely bonkers, and Indiana Pacers supporters reveled in the victory. Game 4 is Friday night.

Caitlin Clark was in the building for Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday night, and she channeled Reggie Miller and Tyrese Haliburton.

WNBA Faces Worrying Reality Amid Caitlin Clark Injury originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Caitlin Clark missed the past five Indiana Fever games due to a left quadriceps injury. Though her return to action might be close, Fever head coach Stephanie White is exercising caution with Indiana's biggest asset.

The Indiana Pacers hosted their first NBA Finals game in a quarter-century on Wednesday night, holding Game 3 against the Oklahoma City Thunder at Gainsbridge Fieldhouse. Naturally, Caitlin Clark was in attendance.

Caitlin Clark is among the stars who came to watch the OKC Thunder face the Indiana Pacers in Game 3 of the 2025 NBA Finals.

During a recent podcast with Sue Bird, former Iowa women's basketball star Kate Martin reflected back to her first impression of Caitlin Clark.