Many women's basketball fans would agree that the rivalry between Indiana Fever star guard Caitlin Clark and Chicago Sky icon ...

Robert Griffin III urges the WNBA to shift its focus beyond the Caitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese narrative as Chicago Sky struggles continue and league parity remains a concern.

Robert Griffin III is on the WNBA hype train and he will not stand for any Caitlin Clark hate. The former NFL quarterback and ex-ESPN analyst took to social media to call out WNBA players who ...

Former NFL star Ryan Clark went thermonuclear on fellow ex-footballer Robert Griffin III for his extremely disparaging remarks aimed at WNBA star Angel Reese. Clark, a former Pittsburgh Steelers ...

The battle has stemmed from RGIII posting to his X account saying that the WNBA's Chicago Sky player Angel Reese "hates" Indiana Fever's Caitlin Clark following their multiple run-ins since they ...

Former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III has been vocal about the WNBA's growth this season, behind Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark and Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese. The two rookies ...

“Why do you think the discourse around Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese and the WNBA is 99% about everything but the basketball being played?” he asked in a separate tweet. Griffin III wasn’t the ...

Now you have the opportunity to educate people who are coming with you … so that hopefully the focus can be on the game." —@chiney on the WNBA's ... Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) June 14, ...

As one might have imagined, there was no shortage of reaction to Angel Reese being called for a flagrant foul after hitting Caitlin Clark in the head during Sunday’s WNBA showdown between the ...

Though teams and players say the focus now is winning ... increase salaries. The WNBA begins an 11-year $2.2 billion media rights deal in 2026 which is where the shift will come from.

The Mystics’ focus may be on 2025, when they have two first-round picks and the draft is expected to be deeper. At that point, the Mystics will still be in transition, but so will the WNBA ...

Be solid on the defensive end.” No team has ever come back from an 0-2 deficit in a best-of-5 WNBA playoff series. “I love being in the history books, might as well try and start there ...