Caitlin Clark eager to move forward after Fever's scuffle with Sun
Caitlin Clark has no interest in rehashing Indiana's physical, testy win against Connecticut when she was shoved to the floor by Marina Mabrey.
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Fever to be without coach Stephanie White; Austin Kelly steps in - ESPN
SAN FRANCISCO — Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White won't be with the team as it faces the Golden State Valkyries on Thursday night as she tends to a personal matter, the team said.
Sources - Rockets, Ime Udoka agree to long-term extension - ESPN
Houston Rockets coach Ime Udoka has agreed to a long-term contract extension that makes him one of the highest-paid coaches in the NBA, sources told ESPN on Thursday.
Some vitriol toward Caitlin Clark is 'self-induced,' ESPN's Stephen A Smith says
Caitlin Clark was fouled hard during the Indiana Fever’s 88-71 victory over the Connecticut Sun. Colin Cowherd says this is great for the WNBA and Caitlin Clark’s career and he discusses how she’s impacted the league.
Tennis great Chris Evert calls out WNBA players after latest Caitlin Clark skirmish
Republican Senator Jim Banks explains why Indiana Fever fans deserve an apology after the league’s latest investigation during an appearance on OutKick’s "Don’t @ Me with Dan Dakich."
Kevin Durant trade: Cases for, against Rockets, Spurs, more acquiring Suns star
When a superstar like Kevin Durant is attainable via trade, one would expect a frenzy of interested suitors. But it's complicated.
Third seed Pegula tumbles out of Berlin Open, Sabalenka's match suspended
BERLIN :Aryna Sabalenka was a set up against Switzerland's Rebeka Masarova at the Berlin Open on Wednesday when the match was suspended due to slippery conditions, as the world number one started her grasscourt season less than two weeks after her French Open final loss.
No suspensions from Tuesday's Fever-Sun skirmishes, WNBA says - ESPN
No players will face suspensions after a pair of scuffles broke out in Tuesday's Indiana Fever-Connecticut Sun game, including one in the final minute that resulted in three players getting ejected, the WNBA told ESPN on Wednesday.