Caitlin Clark breaks her silence as she addresses ‘very valid’ WNBA criticism
"I think the points she made were very valid."
"I think the points she made were very valid."
"I'm just tired of our league."
Scott Van Pelt dedicated his One Big Thing segment to WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert, adding on the pressure to her job.
"I never once heard from Cathy or the WNBA or league in general. Nothing."
"I don't follow this this carefully"
"I would absolutely take this league to a level it has never seen"
"That weak ass statement that Commissioner Engelbert gave is not good enough."
The report came on the same day Napheesa Collier publicly criticized Engelbert and WNBA leadership.
"The league has made it clear it is not about innovation, it is not about collaboration. It is about control and power."
The network will also add Wednesday night doubleheaders next season.
She will serve as an analyst for the network's college basketball coverage.
Reeve will miss a potential elimination game on the road after an all-time postgame rant on Friday.
"I want to call for a change in leadership at the league level when it comes to officiating."
The first round averaged 943,000 viewers across ABC, ESPN, and ESPN2.
Reese did not return to play following an early-September suspension from the team and comments to a local newspaper hinting that she could request a trade out of Chicago.
"Here on the East Coast, we love you as well."
The league is proving to be a draw with or without Clark.
Eight of the top 10 most-watched WNBA games of the season were broadcast on ESPN or ABC.
"This matter has been handled and resolved internally, and we are moving forward as a team."
After not playing since July 15, Caitlin Clark confirmed she will not return this season for the Indiana Fever after battling a groin injury.
"You're literally using my name as your headline so people can click on it."
NBC and Versant are reportedly working through terms of their spinoff with the league.