Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark couldn't believe Steph Curry knocked down this shot before the Warriors' Friday night game.

Although Caitlin Clark was on the sidelines due to injury for most of the season, data shows she still had an impact on the league. According to Basketball Reference’s annual year review, charting various metrics like most reviewed team pages and player pages by state,

The NBA’s all-time leading three-point shooter got the ball in his team’s tunnel, took two steps forward and hurled it with his right hand toward the opposite basket at the other end of the arena. It went through the hoop and Curry immediately turned around to dash through the tunnel and in the locker room.

Stephen Curry made a highly anticipated return to the Golden State Warriors on Friday after missing five consecutive games due to a quad injury. During his absence, the team manag

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver highlights Caitlin Clark's significant influence on the WNBA's growing popularity. Clark's fame extends beyond basketbal

Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark wrapped up her first training on Friday with Team USA basketball. The sharpshooter is at Duke in Durham, North Carolina, with other WNBA players and a few college standouts for a training camp. Clark could not resist checking NBA action after completing her workout.

The 2025 WNBA season will likely always be remembered as the year Caitlin Clark spent more time on the sideline than on the court, but it may also be the year that reshaped how she

Stephen Curry returned to the court after an injury with a spectacular pregame shot. The incredible display from nearly full court left many in awe. B

Fever's Caitlin Clark was limited to 13 games in her second season in the WNBA, but her availability didn't affect her ability to sell trading cards.