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.
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.
Women's college basketball's most surging superstar at the moment is Notre Dame sophomore guard Hannah Hidalgo. Hidalgo burst ...
Former ESPN host Cari Champion referred to Caitlin Clark as “privileged” while arguing for the Indiana Fever rookie on ...
These parents were like, ‘We can’t let a girl be the MVP of the boys basketball league,” Clark said at a Dec. 12 conference ...
Clark’s year has been a testament to that confidence, as she led her Iowa Hawkeyes to the NCAA Championship game and ...
Caitlin Clark's younger brother has put Washington Mystics owner Sheila Johnson on blast after her comments about his sister.
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark appreciates the support from Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James, who she believes in the ...
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark is no stranger to winning awards and earning honors, but this past Saturday, the spotlight ...
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.
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