Angel Reese sparks backlash with a TikTok targeting Caitlin Clark, intensifying their ongoing rivalry and stirring controversy online.

Caitlin Clark, the face of the Indiana Fever, was noticeably absent from the final play in a nail-biting WNBA 2025 finish — and fans aren’t letting it slide. Was it a coaching decision? Was she open?

Caitlin Clark continued to strengthen her ties to golf by welcoming one of the sport's most popular players to Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

Caitlin Clark is everywhere right now, not just because of her record-breaking performances or the controversy on the court. Just hours after lighting up the stat sheet again for the Indiana Fever, Clark stepped into the limelight in a whole new way with her latest State Farm commercial,

The first-year Fever coach was criticized for her decision to keep Clark out of the offensive play late in the game. While Clark could have been used as a real threat, it seems Howard and Aliyah Boston were mainly in the mix to take the Fever's final shot.

Robert Griffin III is standing firm after drawing criticism from ESPN's Ryan Clark for suggesting that Angel Reese harbors animosity toward Caitlin Clark. What began as a pointed

The Fever’s official social media team summed up her hot start with an exciting post: "Caitlin Clark’s sophomore season is heating up 🔥last night, she broke the @wnba record for most career games with 25+ points & 10+ assists (6) in only 42 games.

RGIII brought some news to the Washington Commanders with his take on the Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese rivalry.