Anybody who follows women's basketball is well aware of what the "Caitlin Clark Effect" is. The narrative that the 24-year-old Indiana Fever superstar has been the riding tide to lift all other women's basketball boats, so to speak, isn't anything new.

Caitlin Clark is part of the Team USA roster for the FIBA Women's World Cup Qualifiers.

Caitlin Clark continues to be one of the most popular athletes in major American professional leagues. The WNBA star became a sensation during her time with the Iowa Hawkeyes in college. She set multiple records with the Hawkeyes,

Caitlin Clark met with basketball legends, Magic Johnson and Charles Barkley, for Capital One and March Madness promotion.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is featured in the advertisement for Gatorade Lower Sugar with basketball legend Candace Parker doing the narration. "No artificial colors, no artificial flavors, no artificial sweeteners and 75 percent less sugar," Parker says.

The debut of the One and One product for the WNBA is coming. 1st Off the Line boxes will be released on March 5th in a dutch auction, and this is what collectors need to know.

Caitlin Clark's impact on the WNBA has fueled major CBA demands, and Sophie Cunningham has called out Commissioner Cathy Engelbert as a new deal remains unsigned

One proposed change to the WNBA’s CBA could force the Indiana Fever into an impossible choice: reward their established stars or secure their future with Caitlin Clark. Still unwilling to come to terms on the revenue-sharing model,