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Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese Matchup on ESPN is Most-Watched WNBA Game Since Memorial Day 2001
Eight of the nine games with more than an average of 1 million viewers have included Clark and the Fever.
Caitlin Clark Media Coverage is Good for Everybody in the WNBA
By tuning in to see what Clark does, viewers are also noticing the many other great WNBA players.
How News/Talk Radio Hosts Can Use Caitlin Clark to Reach Broader Audiences
This is what’s going on in their lives, and you have an opportunity to connect with them.
NBC Sports is the Big Loser in Caitlin Clark Olympics Snub
It’s hard to fathom just how many extra pennies Caitlin Clark’s inclusion on the women’s team might have meant, both now and down the road.
Stephen A. Smith: If Caitlin Clark Olympics Snub is About Marathon, ‘Don’t Be Holding People Accountable for Not Promoting the Sport More’
"Oh no, don’t do that. Can’t have it both ways if you think about the marathon."
Bomani Jones: NBC Should Put Caitlin Clark on the Today Show Talking About Olympic Basketball
"It's such a cynical outlook that I can't believe people are getting out here, out loud and saying this."
Joe Rose Show: Caitlin Clark Story Has Turned into a Race to See Who Can Come Up with the Worst Take
“People want to watch her play. That’s why the arenas are selling out; that’s why the league has the popularity it does."
Barrett Media Hires Ron Harrell, Robby Bridges, and Kevin Robinson as Music Radio Columnists
"I knew we needed folks who love to write, are passionate about the business, and have different experiences. I think our first three columnists reflect that, and I'm thrilled to have them joining our team."
Ariel Helwani: ‘Fascinating to Watch’ Mainstream Sports Media Cover and Discuss Women’s Sports
"It’s very much a thing, and it’s kind of eye-opening; it’s like, ‘Wow, you guys have no idea how to do this correctly.’"
Monica McNutt to Stephen A. Smith: You Could Have Been Talking About WNBA More ‘Three Years Ago if You Wanted To’
"Welcome to the world of being a woman, Stephen A., and how you have to dance about your word choice and you have to please anybody and everybody as you navigate your being."