Mystics co-owner says TIME singling out Caitlin Clark ‘creates hard feelings’
After a WNBA season that saw Caitlin Clark shatter rookie records, she was named TIME’s Athlete of the Year. And while it’s another accomplishment for the Indiana Fever star to add to her résumé, the honor didn’t sit well with Washington Mystics co-owner Sheila Johnson.
Caitlin Clark recently learned from her parents that she was almost named MVP of boys basketball league when she was a ...
Former ESPN host Cari Champion referred to Caitlin Clark as “privileged” while arguing for the Indiana Fever rookie on ...
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Sheila Johnson has her own ideas for Time magazine. The Washington Mystics co-owner stirred debate on Friday with her ...
Riley Gaines' latest online spat with a left-leaning figure came against journalist Jemele Hill regarding Caitlin Clark's ...
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Caitlin Clark's Ex-Fever Teammate Temi Fagbenle Weighs in on White Privilege RemarksFormer Indiana Fever forward Temi Fagbenle didn't shy away from addressing Caitlin Clark's comments about using her privilege to "elevate Black women". Indiana Fever center Temi Fagbenle (14) ...
WNBA legend Sheryl Swoopes had an interesting reaction to Caitlin Clark’s Time Athlete of the Year interview, in which the ...
Caitlin Clark helped put a spotlight on women’s basketball, breaking attendance records. On Thursday, women in Boston were encouraged to be the next Caitlin Clark in their field.
Former NFL player and current ESPN analyst Ryan Clark had nothing but praise for Caitlin Clark's Time interview comments.
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