Caitlin Clark might be the most popular figure in women's basketball right now, but she continues to draw shots left and right, both on and off the court.

If success breeds hate, then Caitlin Clark might as well be public enemy number one because CC to the WNBA is what Taylor Swift is to Hollywood. The post ESPN Analyst Faces Backlash after Undermining Caitlin Clark’s Impact for Indiana Fever appeared first on EssentiallySports.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM "The powers that be in the women’s game did not want Caitlin Clark on their team. No matter how well she was playing, and no matter how convinced most basketball experts were that she was not only ...

Caitlin Clark's transition into the WNBA has been one of the most highly anticipated in recent memory, but a recent on-court incident involving teammate Natasha Howard has sparked

WNBA season has been anything but predictable for the Indiana Fever. The post Caitlin Clark Teammate Rumors Trigger Analyst’s Bold Indiana Fever Locker Room Demand appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Many fans were outraged when Caitlin Clark was left off the roster for the women’s U.S. Olympic team in Paris last summer, and a new book has provided more context about the controversial decision.

Caitlin Clark's journey from a high-scoring prodigy to a basketball icon was the result of talent, relentless drive, and the guidance of a coach who knew how to unlock her full pot

And you’ll poke that bear ’til her claws come out”? The post Caitlin Clark Takes Over Sandy Brondello’s Coaching Role After ESPN Analyst’s Brutal Dig appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Clark was a top alternate for the 12-player team. Clark, who was averaging 16.8 points, 5.3 rebounds and 6.3 assists per contest over the first 16 games of her rookie season, was not disappointed ...