Caitlin Clark has become so central to the WNBA conversation that even when she is not featured, she somehow still becomes the story anyway. The backlash came quickly from fans, commentators and media personalities who viewed the omission as a major marketing mistake by the league.

The Indiana Fever superstar has once again become the center of attention after a postgame action sparked debate and raised questions about possible disciplinary measures from the WNBA.

After Indiana Fever reporter Scott Agness said the team revoked his media access amid the Caitlin Clark injury controversy, the Professional Basketball Writers Association criticized the decision. The PBWA’s WNBA board released a statement to Front Office Sports Tuesday night.

Jemele Hill surprised many by defending Caitlin Clark after the WNBA star faced backlash for walking out with Morgan Wallen at his concert last Saturday.

Over the weekend, Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark was criticized by some in the WNBA world for attending a Morgan Wallen concert. Clark not only attended the concert in Indianapolis, but she also walked out with the country music star. Wallen has walked ...

Caitlin Clark was a breath of fresh air for women’s basketball, so somebody should tell the WNBA about that. It seems like everywhere we turn, there is some type of disrespect displayed towards the Indiana Fever guard. It started during her rookie campaign.

Jemele Hill has thoughts on Caitlin Clark facing backlash for attending a Morgan Wallen concert. “On the latest episode of SPOLITICS Live, I ask why Caitlin Clark is getting smoke for walking out with country star Morgan Wallen at his concert when Peyton ...