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Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever’s season is over. After forcing a Game 3 against the defending WNBA champions Las Vegas Aces, the Fever were unable to stop the wrath of A’ja
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Sports analyst Craig Carton rips WNBA after A'Ja Wilson fan controversy: 'The most incompetent league on the planet'
A'Ja Wilson's interaction with a fan drew the ire of Craig Carton.
Indiana Fever fans were up in arms over the poor officiating on display in their Game 3 elimination loss to the Las Vegas Aces. A few questionable calls even caught the attention of former ESPN star Linda Cohn,
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Fever player violently thrown to the ground, and what the horrible WNBA refs did next will shock you
Lexie Hull was slammed to the ground in an armbar-like move during Game 3, yet officials called the foul on her as the Fever's season ended.
Diana Taurasi spoke about WNBA officiating during an All-Star weekend panel in Chicago. Taurasi advised fans and players to "get over" the officiating and focus on the players instead. She suggested that fans have the power to change the narrative away ...
Caitlin Clark's talents alone make her one the WNBA's star players. But the controversy that often surrounds her, one way or another, has only amplified her status in the league. Entering the 2026 season, Clark was no stranger to off-the-court drama and ...
The NBA and WNBA are stepping up their push to protect players, referees and their families from betting-related harassment.
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert is retiring after the 2026 season. Explaining the highs and lows of her seven-year tenure.