Caitlin Clark's 3.31 Million Problem for the WNBA
Caitlin Clark's Fever pulled 3.31 million viewers against a sub-.500 Sky team, the most-watched WNBA regular season game since 1997, and it is not a fluke.
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Enes Kanter Freedom Got Exactly the Clip He Came For at Wintrust Arena
Kanter Freedom got exactly what he came to Wintrust Arena for: a ten-second clip and a caption ready to go before security finished walking him out.
Angel Reese Went 9-for-9. Chicago Traded Her Anyway.
Angel Reese shot 9-for-9 for a franchise record, the latest number in a since-the-trade stretch that makes Chicago's return look thinner by the week.
DiJonai Carrington's Career Night Nobody Noticed
Carrington's 26-point, 5-steal night off the bench matches a line only Sophie Cunningham has ever produced, and this week's discourse has no room for it.
Florida's Attorney General Wants to Prosecute a Flagrant Foul
Florida's AG threatened WNBA players with assault charges over a foul the league already reviewed, then sharpened the wording once it went viral.
NaLyssa Smith Answered the Wrong Question
DiJonai Carrington accused NaLyssa Smith of cheating on Threads. Smith never said no — she asked about timing instead. That's the real story.
Rickea Jackson's ACL Is a System Problem
Rickea Jackson tore her ACL on a non-contact play. The WNBA has 44 games, 30 back-to-backs, and pays its stars $1.4M. Steph Curry earns 42x that. By design.