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NEW YORK: Caitlin Clark headlines a talented Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) Draft class on Monday (Apr 15), as the Iowa guard and presumed first overall pick kick-starts the next phase of her career.
LAS VEGAS — The prospects for a Conor McGregor vs. Nate Diaz trilogy are very much alive.
PHILADELPHIA — Surviving both a Joel Embiid injury scare and a fourth-quarter push by the Orlando Magic, the Philadelphia 76ers took a significant step toward escaping the Eastern Conference play-in picture with a 125-113 victory over the Magic here at Wells Fargo Center Friday night.
INDIANAPOLIS — As he walked off the field for the final time, Andrew Luck was holding in a complex mix of emotions.
A home removal driver was stopped by UK Border Force officials with £2.5 million worth of cocaine stuffed inside a piano.
NEW YORK : The Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) will look to harness record-smashing sharpshooter Caitlin Clark's super-sized star power when she joins the professional ranks on Monday.
Seeking to capitalize on the unprecedented excitement around this year's women's NCAA tournament, the WNBA launched a new marketing campaign this spring: «Welcome to the W.» Featuring veteran stars Arike Ogunbowale and Breanna Stewart, the TV ads (accompanied by billboards featuring other players) jokingly welcome this year's crop of rookies with a message that life as a pro won't be so easy.
After Iowa fell to South Carolina in the NCAA championship game Sunday, Caitlin Clark said it was good to know the WNBA was ahead as something to look forward to. Clark is expected to be the No. 1 pick by the Indiana Fever in the April 15 draft in Brooklyn.