She Got Game

Caitlin Clark x Miss Indiana 💫
Miss Indiana salutes Caitlin Clark with a No. 22 state-pride lookm, when pageant meets hardwood.
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Rookie company doesn’t get tighter. 🔥
Only three rookies have ever made the All-WNBA First Team, with Caitlin Clark the most recent example.
Three eras, same day-one standard.

Paige Bueckers gets high praise from NBA legend and Hall of Famer Dwyane Wade. 🤯

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Shorthanded—and still a problem for Vegas. 👀

Even with a thin rotation, Indiana gave the Aces their messiest minutes—crowding A’ja early, walling off the paint, and forcing tough twos instead of easy rim looks.

They pushed it to a winner-take-all OT while missing Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham, Damiris Dantas, Chloe Bibby, Sydney Colson, and Aari McDonald. Not supposed to be “there,” but they still forced Game 5 and proved to be Vegas’s toughest hurdle on the road to the trophy.

Studbudz back up Phee with all they got 💪

Angel Reese is moving different ✨

From cereal boxes to high fashion, brand deals to boardrooms, the Sky forward is stacking firsts—headlined by becoming the fastest WNBA player in two decades to land a signature shoe. That’s rare territory, on and off the court.

Bigger than the league… or the engine of it? 🤔

Caitlin Clark’s IG just edged the WNBA’s official account, which is wild optics for a rookie. But follower counts don’t tell the whole story, her rise and the league’s growth are feeding each other.

Since draft night, Clark has helped produce sellouts, record TV audiences, and a spike in road attendance, while sharing the stage with A’ja Wilson, Paige Bueckers, Angel Reese and more. It’s not either/or; it’s a flywheel. One star can go viral. A league turns viral into lasting momentum. What side are you on in this debate?

Kyrie Irving didn’t just say “I got you”—he showed up. Paige Bueckers says he reached out, offered support, and stepped into a mentor role. You can see it here: the smiles, the ease, the trust. 💪

For Kyrie, it’s paying it forward in Dallas—passing along craft, calm, and confidence. Different chapters, same hoop language.

Fever guard Sophie Cunningham fires back after alleged remarks by WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert about teammate Caitlin Clark surfaced. The sharpshooting wing—known for her edge and voice—called out league leadership, pushing for respect and accountability across the board. Overreaction or overdue reality check? 🔥🏀

Caitlin Clark publicly supported WNBPA president Napheesa Collier after Collier’s exit-interview criticisms of commissioner Cathy Engelbert, saying Collier made “a lot of valid points.” Clark called this a pivotal moment for the league and noted she hasn’t spoken with Engelbert about the alleged remarks. 😬

Sophie Cunningham escalated the tone, saying players “aren’t going to play until they give us what we deserve,” with a potential lockout tied to ongoing CBA talks. Engelbert responded she was “disheartened” by how her leadership was characterized. 👀

Kelsey Mitchell is a fighter 🔥