Gabby Williams has set the record straight regarding WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert's statement that players can rake in as much as $700,000. At her season wrap-up press briefing, Williams countered the notion that starlets such as Caitlin Clark are earning figures close to what Engelbert alleged for athletes based in the US.

WNBA legend Sue Bird doesn't believe the vitriol being leveled at the league's stars is a new phenomenon. "The things that have held back women's sports

At this point, the commissioner is on the receiving end of even more criticism after a recent statement about Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark. In a recent interview on "60 Minutes," Engelbert acknowledged how the rookie sensation is "clearly an unbelievable player" who "came with an unbelievable following."

Sue Bird is defending Caitlin Clark amid ongoing discussions about WNBA fans slinging racist remarks towards the league’s Black players.

In a thrilling but delicate moment for the WNBA, a journalist’s focus on Clark is stirring tension among players and the press.

A new report shows that not having Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark in the playoffs has dropped ratings for the WNBA.

By nearly all accounts, Caitlin Clark's rookie season in the WNBA was an overwhelming success. On the court, she was excellent, breaking records and leading the Indiana Fever to the playoffs. She won the Rookie of the Year award for her historic debut season,