Caitlin Clark joins Fever in condemning ‘hateful comments and threats’ toward WNBA players
INDIANAPOLIS – At Friday’s news conference following the conclusion of the Indiana Fever ’s season, rookie Caitlin Clark and head coach Christie Sides condemned the racist rhetoric many WNBA players said they’ve experienced this season.
The WNBA set ratings records and attendance was up 48% this season. So it only makes sense that some of those additional ...
While the Sun moves on to round two of the playoffs, the Fever's season is officially over. Less than an hour after the final ...
The Connecticut Sun (28-12) and Aliyah Boston’s Indiana Fever (20-20) hit the court at Mohegan Sun Arena on Wednesday, Sept.
Caitlin Clark called out the racist trolls who send out nasty and disrespectful comments to other WNBA players in the league.
The league also released a statement saying it would 'not tolerate racist, derogatory, or threatening comments' ...
Angel Reese says the media should have done more to combat the ongoing issue of racism in women's basketball before it ...
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