There was one place where Chicago Sky player Chennedy Carter was not in trouble for her hit on Caitlin Clark.

“People are talking about women’s basketball," one rival said, adding it had nothing to do with Clark. This stat line proves otherwise.

Charles Barkley fumed at ESPN's NBA Finals coverage and questioned if the network is being run by "idiots."

The 22-year-old Indiana Fever phenom has been the target of jealousy and anti-white racism from WNBA players and commentators.

Angel Reese said having someone ask WNBA players questions by their hotel is harassment; some then called her a "snowflake."

The WNBA has decided two technical fouls were just too, too much punishment to throw at high-profile rookie Angel Reese.

A rising tide lifts all boats, so Clark’s popularity should have the entirety of the WNBA excited about the league’s sudden relevance.

Angel Reese was shrugging off her two technical fouls on Tuesday night, one of which has now vanished.

Amid relentless conversation about race, Michael Wilbon insisted that the Caitlin Clark phenomenon needs even more talk about the subject.

If you want to know why sports fans consider the WNBA to be a joke, consider that the AP's own beat writer doesn't seem to know much about it.