Caitlin Clark and the Fever just broke another viewership record at 3.31 million — the most watched WNBA game this century on NBC + Peacock.
Right now, there's simply no comparable single draw — like Caitlin Clark.
There are two players in the @WNBA who are always chucking shots late in the game to get to 20 points (if they aren’t there yet).
1. Paige Bueckers
2. Kelsey Mitchell
Caitlin really doesn’t care. If she only has 10-15 points, she will let it be.
Why is Caitlin Clark constantly expected to speak for an entire league? There are plenty of other star players with huge platforms—ask them the same questions and demand the same “hardline stance” from them. Caitlin has answered what she’s been asked, and she’s entitled to decide how much she wants to say. At some point, people need to stop making her responsible for every issue surrounding women’s basketball. Ask the rest of the league, too—or move on.
Sparkin:
Caitlin Clark Stuns in Wilson Signature Series 3.0 Shoot- The BTS is Incredible!
Caitlin Clark’s WILSON Shoot Looks Like a MOVIE! 🔥🏀 Behind the Scenes of Signature Series 3.0
Sparkin provides an exclusive look at the technical process behind the Wilson basketball commercial. The footage highlights the intensive production requirements, including complex camera setups and lighting adjustments, while showcasing the professional dedication involved in capturing the perfect, high-arc shooting sequences for the new Signature Series 3.0 collection.
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It’s social media. If you only want to talk to Kenswift, then take it to the DMs. You posted it publicly, so people are going to respond publicly. You don’t get to jump into a public conversation and then act surprised when someone answers you. I plan on having a good day. You have a good day.
Please. “Leave it on the court” only works if Hayes actually did that herself. She didn’t. She made hot-mic comments and then carried it onto social media. So spare me the sudden “this is basketball” lecture now that the shoe is on the other foot. That’s not consistency—that’s selective outrage.
So where is the fan now, the ones talking about having “cousins” ready to ride at dawn? And where’s Tiffany Hayes with the hot-mic comments and social-media reactions about Napheesa Collier? I’m just not seeing that same energy from Hayes toward Collier. Funny how quiet it gets depending on who’s involved.
The gift that keeps on giving…….Reese hops up & down throwing a hissy fit because her teammate didn’t pass her the ball, finally gets a pass, drops it out of bounds.
Imagine the broadcast if this were Caitlin Clark behaving this way.