Caitlin Clark’s WNBA arrival has been a game-changer, massively boosting the league’s profile. Her college fame translated directly, shattering viewership records, driving ticket sales, and generating unprecedented media attention. This “Caitlin Clark effect” has drawn millions of new fans.

Caitlin Clark is a name that has taken the basketball world by storm. She has completely changed the outlook for the WNBA and has brought a huge new group of fans to the table for the league.

NBA 2K26 has a new cover athlete for its WNBA Edition this year and, at least somewhat surprisingly, it is Chicago Sky star, Angel Reese. While she is no doubt a talented player — and she's been playing her best basketball lately — Reese isn't considered one of the most popular players in the WNBA

Before joining the Indiana Fever, Caitlin Clark was coached by Lisa Bluder at Iowa Hawkeyes, who drew inspiration from an NBA legend to help guide her transition to the WNBA.

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever were able to bounce back from their disappointing loss to the Golden State Valkyries on Friday night against the Atlanta Dream. In a game that showed a clear sense of urgency from the Fever, they won by a final score of 99-82.

The 23-year-old continues to create her own legacy in the WNBA but previously gave her thoughts on who she believes is the greatest men's basketball player to ever grace the court

Former NBA player Jeff Teague hasn't been overly complimentary of Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark. During a December 23 episode of the Club 520 Podcast,

Caitlin Clark's college basketball boyfriend moved to Indiana after she was drafted into the WNBA with the Fever with her helping him become a popular figure around the team he coaches