For over a decade, basketball fans in the Bay Area have flocked to the home of the Golden State Warriors early before tipoff to catch Steph Curry go through his patented pregame routine. On Thursday night,

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark has drawn plenty of new fans to women's basketball over the last few years with her ability to shoot and pass. Since being drafted No. 1 overall by the Fever in 2024,

Indiana Fever star guard Caitlin Clark getting shoved to the ground by Connecticut Sun veteran Marina Mabrey during their June 17 game has reignited a conversation about whether Clark is subject to unnecessarily physical treatment by her peers and opponents in professional basketball.

Tennis legend Chris Evert called out WNBA players' sportsmanship after Caitlin Clark was poked in the eye and shoved to the ground on Tuesday night.

Clark and Sheldon first showed signs of tension on the court in the second quarter when they were seen exchanging words before Clark shoved Sheldon away. The most dramatic incident in Tuesday's game came in the third quarter when Clark was poked in the eye by Sheldon,