Awful Announcing
Ion and USA Network lead the way as the WNBA spreads inventory across seven national partners in the first season under a new broadcast rights deal and collective bargaining agreement.
"You guys always take photos of me, so go over there, act like you like each other."
"It made me sound snotty and ungrateful, and that is the last thing I ever want…"
"I'm not going to lie to you. It's a little, kind of frustrating."
Caitlin Clark was back at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, this time suiting up as a photographer for the Pacers-Lakers game.
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 do want to play, you want to give people something to cheer about or scream about."
If you thought the rookie season of Caitlin Clark was filled with insane drama, we haven’t seen anything...
"I'm starting to think that the WNBA is starting to have some beef with my comments, but more than 95 percent of the population who watches the WNBA agrees with me."
Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham went to bat for teammate Caitlin Clark as the face of the WNBA on her debut podcast episode.
The Fever's win drew 1.5 million viewers on Sunday.
Sophie Cunningham said she was fined by the WNBA for posting a TikTok video using a Sabrina Carpenter song to send a message to officials.
"I think in our online culture, we are trying to find the one applicable thing."
"I am incredibly sad and disappointed to say I can't participate in the 3-Point Contest or the All-Star Game."
Clark is scheduled to captain Team Clark and participate in the 3-point contest in Indianapolis.
The event will be in Clark's home arena.
Clark helped deliver Ion's second most-watched WNBA game ever, and ABC's fourth most-watched.
"There's a grab. There's a hold. There's another grab."
"I did not say Caitlin Clark is not valuable."
Friday's Fever-Wings game, which Clark sat out for injury, averaged 1.14 million viewers.
A "Dewey Defeats Truman" moment for ESPN.
"While we celebrate the passion of all fans, this particular sound consistently overpowers other audio elements, including the commentary and ambient crowd noise."
"Kate Martin took over a lot of those games by herself."
