Caitlin Clark

Will Team USA go all out or play with caution in Olympic tune-up? In a first, Clark and Reese will play together on Team WNBA.

Panini America and Stewart-Haas Racing partnered up for a sponsorship and paint scheme featuring Clark.

The two rookies are the only two first-time participants in the exhibition, which is set for July 20 in Phoenix.

Sunday's win was big for the Fever, but it also presented a before-and-after picture that was impossible to ignore.

Clark leads the league's rookies in scoring, with 16.2 points per game, and assists, with 6.6.

Picking four backcourt players and six frontcourt players is difficult enough, but this year's USA vs. WNBA theme makes it harder.

The Chicago Sky’s 88-87 victory on Sunday over the Indiana Fever averaged 2.302 million viewers on ESPN, per the company.

On the 40th anniversary of the Ryne Sandberg Game on the North Side, Chicago got the Angel Reese Game in the South Loop.

The 2024 WNBA All-Star Game rosters will be announced on July 2. The game takes place on July 20.

The Sparks will look to lean on another rookie even more in Brink’s absence. Meanwhile, Angel Reese tops this week's rankings.

The Liberty versus Aces? Skylar Diggins-Smith versus the Mercury? What's the best rivalry?

USA Basketball announced the team, which features a heavy veteran presence, last week.

CBS' telecast Sunday averaged 2.25 million viewers and peaked at close to 3 million viewers.

Clark's looking "more comfortable" as she fits in with Fever, who have won back-to-back games.

Indiana Fever outlast the Chicago Sky 91-83 on Sunday.

The Fever won 71-70 in their first meeting as pros on June 1, when Clark took a hard foul by Chennedy Carter.

Clark's revisited comments Thursday were important. It would be problematic for the WNBA to have its most visible player standing silent.

"Treat them how you would want to be treated," Clark said. "I think it's very simple."