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Sports critics offered mixed reactions to reports that Caitlin Clark will not be heading to Paris to join the U.S. women’s basketball team at the Olympics this summer.
Spirits were high after the U.S. women’s basketball team escaped with a one-point victory over France in the Olympic final on Sunday.
The U.S. women’s basketball team barely averted a monumental upset to defeat France in the Paris Olympics final on Sunday.
Women’s sports have started to gain the modicum of popularity they deserve. But with those viewership numbers , high-profile brand deals and equal pay settlements has also come a (sadly) to-be-expected amount of sexist criticism directed at the athletes — and at WNBA athletes in particular.
Indianapolis Star sports columnist Gregg Doyel, who went viral over an awkward exchange he had with Caitlin Clark last month, won’t be covering any Indiana Fever games this season.
The WNBA debuts of Angel Reese and Kamilla Cardoso were widely watched on a social media livestream from a fan who stepped in when the league’s app couldn’t broadcast the game.
Caitlin Clark is celebrating a special milestone outside of basketball.
Angel Reese is making it clear she only takes shots on the court.