Explaining the Caitlin Clark ’11th-best guard’ WNBA player vote controversy

Caitlin Clark's peers make it crystal clear they hate her with insulting All-Star game vote

WNBA players ranked Caitlin Clark the 11th-best guard in All-Star voting despite her leading stats in assists and points per game this season.

2026 WNBA All-Star Game: Picking the 10 starters, and why Caitlin Clark's historic season makes her a lock

Plus, why Kesey Plum gets a spot on the ballot despite injury

ESPN’s David Dennis Jr. defends WNBA’s treatment of Caitlin Clark: ‘There’s really no controversy’

Caitlin Clark finished 11th among WNBA guards in All-Star voting by her peers in the league, and ESPN’s David Dennis Jr. insists this is not the great injustice it’s being portrayed to be. Clark’s name is once again being dragged into culture wars after the All-Star voting results were released. This time, there appears to

‘She’s the reason they fly private’: Jealous WNBA players trashed for targeting Caitlin Clark

​Filmmaker Ami Horowitz says there is “no question” Caitlin Clark is being targeted by her opposition in the WNBA. ​“She is the recipient of 17 per cent of all flagrant fouls in the entire WNBA,” Mr Horowitz told Sky News host James Morrow. ​“Race could absolutely be a component. ​“There is an economic analysis that she makes up 25 per cent of all revenue. ​“She is the reason they fly private now. ​“The WNBA players should be hailing her.”

The WNBA's Coordinated Campaign Against Caitlin Clark Is Obvious

The WNBA's Coordinated Campaign Against Caitlin Clark Is Obvious

NFL legend urges Caitlin Clark to leave WNBA: 'She is not being treated with any sort of respect'

From the moment she set foot on a WNBA hardwood, Caitlin Clark has been a polarizing figure.

Latest Stunt Shows Just How Much WNBA Hates Star Player Caitlin Clark

Hatred of the WNBA’s star player Caitlin Clark reached comical heights last week, when WNBA players voted Clark as the 11th best guard in the league. When players placed votes for the WNBA All-Star Game, they determined Clark wasn’t even among the top 10 best guards, despite Clark putting up impressive numbers and setting league ...

Caitlin Clark’s treatment in the WNBA faces fresh scrutiny after delayed response

A recent foul against WNBA star Caitlin Clark during a recent Indiana Fever v. Phoenix Mercury game fueled discussion about her treatment within the league. A point guard for the Indiana Fever praised by legendary athletes like LeBron James, Clark has been credited with increased global viewership and interest in women’s basketball. She has also []...Click to read more

Darryn Peterson Takes Inspiration From Kobe Bryant To Next Level

The Utah Jazz selected Kansas guard Darryn Peterson with the second overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft. Despite a somewhat tumultuous season with the Jayhawks, many feel that Peterson has the highest ceiling of any player in this draft class with him even drawing comparisons to a young Kobe Bryant. There are very few []

Who is affected by the Supreme Court's ruling on trans athletes in women's sports

To discuss the Supreme Court upholding state bans on transgender athletes competing in girls' and women's sports, Geoff Bennett spoke with Katie Barnes, who covers sports and gender as a senior writer for ESPN.

UNC Basketball: California Summer League

How did former Tar Heels perform in California?

The PWHL is Just Getting Started With Hilary Knight

In this episode of The Deal, Hilary details for Jason and Alex the process of starting a league where players were partners from the jump and why Mark Walter and Billie Jean King were the right people to work with. She also explains how the momentum from this year’s Olympics bled into the PWHL season and why Heated Rivalry is one of the best things to ever happen to hockey. Finally, she shares her hopes for her post-playing career (spoiler alert! she wants to own a team) and the responsibility of being the face of her sport. (Source: Bloomberg)

Warriors star shows off hidden talent at Juneteenth celebration

Golden State Warriors guard Moses Moody's talent isn't limited to the basketball court.

Lawmakers Take Hard Stance On WNBA Violence

Eleven Republican lawmakers have drawn a hard line in the sand. They are not waiting for the WNBA to fix its own safety issues. The league must stop ignoring the violence against Caitlin Clark. On July 8, 2026, a group led by Rep. August Pfluger sent a sharp letter to Commissioner Cathy Engelbert. This move []

Who Ran The WNBA This Week: Marina Mabrey Made History, The Valkyries Are For Real & The Commissioner’s Cup Final Is Here

WNBA's week of records, expansion team success, and upcoming championship rematch.

Saturday WBHOF Induction Awaits Candace Parker

One of the most decorated players in University of Tennessee women's basketball history, Candace Parker is being inducted into the Women's Basketball ...

Supreme Court lets states block trans athletes from women’s and girls’ sports

The Supreme Court ruled against two transgender athletes who sued their states to be allowed to participate in sports alongside other girls and women. The court ruled Tuesday that Idaho and West Virginia did not discriminate against runner Lindsay Hecox or high school shot-putter Becky Pepper-Jackson in barring them from playing on teams that align []

Her FACE! Scott Jennings Gives MASTER CLASS on GOP Whooping Dems and Kaitlan Collins Just Can't DEEEAL

Her FACE! Scott Jennings Gives MASTER CLASS on GOP Whooping Dems and Kaitlan Collins Just Can't DEEEAL

Jefferson Wooden holds off Richardson for Eugene 100m win

Melissa Jefferson-Wooden edged Sha’Carri Richardson at the line to win a scintillating women’s 100m Saturday at a Eugene Diamond League athletics meeting otherwise marked by upsets. Jefferson-Wooden remained unbeaten over 100m since 2024, but there were plenty of surprises elsewhere. US 18-year-old Tate Taylor powered to a 200m victory over Olympic champion Letsile Tebogo, 21-year-old [] The post Jefferson Wooden holds off Richardson for Eugene 100m win appeared first on The Namibian.

DCC's Faith Ward on Social Media Drama and More Us Weekly Top Stories

Get a rundown of Us Weekly‘s top stories making headlines in celebrity news, sports and entertainment on June 25, 2026. Here are the key takeaways: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders breakout Faith Ward addressed being confronted by DCC director Kelli Finglass over unflattering teenage photos during season 3 of Netflix’s America’s Sweethearts. Ward told Us the []

NBA free agency madness continues, Summer League check-in & WNBA race for eighth seed heats up

Nekias Duncan and Steve Jones share their thoughts on the latest in NBA free agency and discuss the race for the eighth seed in the WNBA.

House Republicans absurdly ask WNBA to investigate fouls against Caitlin Clark

Conservatives are yet again trying to use the basketball star as a political pawn as the MAGA movement peddles racist propaganda. The post House Republicans absurdly ask WNBA to investigate fouls against Caitlin Clark appeared first on MS NOW.

Caitlin Clark condemns 'harassment' as WNBA players face surge of online threats

Caitlin Clark has seen enough of the social media hatred that she, her Fever teammates, coaches and opposing WNBA players get.