Caitlin Clark’s brother appears to respond to Mystics co-owner’s criticism of Time cover
Caitlin Clark’s brother has entered the chat. In the wake of comments made Friday by Mystics co-owner Sheila Johnson — who called out TIME magazine over its decision to not recognize the WNBA as a whole in naming the Fever rookie its Athlete of the Year — Colin Clark took to X to re-share a post from Front Office Sports highlighting an attendance record when Indiana visited Washington during the season.
Panini Select WNBA Signatures Gold Vinyl Caitlin Clark rookie card, numbered 1-of-1, sold at Goldin Auctions on Monday for ...
From the gilded glamour of the Paris Olympics to the neon searchlights of the Las Vegas Strip to the record-breaking crowds ...
Clark’s year has been a testament to that confidence, as she led her Iowa Hawkeyes to the NCAA Championship game and ...
Panini Select WNBA Signatures 1-of-1 Gold Vinyl Caitlin Clark rookie card was sold by Goldin Auctions on Monday for $234,850.
During tonight’s “A Year in TIME” dinner, Clark decided to steal the show once again as she dropped jaws rocking a low-cut, ...
The Indiana Fever rookie lit the match that set women’s sports on fire this year—including a $2 billion media rights deal for ...
A Caitlin Clark Indiana Fever rookie card has sold for a record-setting $234,850 at auction, per Goldin. It is the most ...
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