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WNBA Viewership Up Double Digits Halfway Through 2026 Season
"League-wide viewership has risen 12% year over year, averaging 742,000 viewers per game across all partners. More than 73 million people have watched WNBA games this season, a record at the All-Star break."
WNBA Schedules Every Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever Game on National Television
"The WNBA's unprecedented lineup of linear and streaming partners will shine a light on must-see matchups."
Craig Carton: ESPN Died With Women’s Sports Sunday Replacing Sunday Night Baseball
"Are we going to have a bunch of non binary transgender athletes commentating on athletics. I don't know what it means."
Why Jemele Hill and Cari Champion Want to Change Women’s Sports Conversations
"There’s a narrow stereotype about how women discuss sports. If you guys think we’ll be sitting around braiding each other's hair, that’s not what this is going to be about."
Caitlin Clark Joins NBC Sports as Special Contributor for ‘Basketball Night in America’ Debut
"Carmelo, Vince, and Tracy are legends of the game and Maria is a true professional. It will be really fun to join them a few times this season."
Craig Carton: No One Cares About Women’s Professional Sports in America
"We're trying to fool ourselves into thinking the American sports public enjoys or wants to see professional women’s basketball. We don’t. We never have and we never will"
Indiana Fever Guard Sophie Cunningham Launches Podcast With The Volume Defending Caitlin Clark
"When people try to argue that she’s not the face of our league, or that our league would be where we’re at without her"
WNBA All-Star Game Viewership Dips Year-Over-Year Without Caitlin Clark Participating
"Saturday night’s WNBA All-Star Game averaged 2.2 million viewers across ABC, ESPN+, and Disney+, according to Nielsen data"
David Haugh: Caitlin Clark Means More to the WNBA Than Any Other Professional Athlete
"Show me somebody who has more at stake when they’re on the court or on the field and creates a bigger disparity when they’re gone in terms of interest and viewership."
Ken Carman: Caitlin Clark is a Star to Everyone But the WNBA
"The ratings immediately tanked and the league was irrelevant for two weeks without her."