Caitlin Clark isn’t playing in the WNBA All-Star Game this weekend, but she’s still managing to dominate headlines.

Angel Reese didn’t need Caitlin Clark on the court to stir up some noise during WNBA All-Star Weekend. The Chicago Sky forward found a different way to grab the spotlight, and fans took notice.

After it was confirmed that Caitlin Clark wouldn't play, ticket sales for the All-Star Game were affected. According to TickPick, prices plummeted by 48%. Initially, the ticket was valued at $121 and is now priced at $64, mainly due to the absence of the Fever star.

Fans reacted this week to a video of Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark and her boyfriend at WNBA All-Star Weekend.

Caitlin Clark returned from injury in dominant fashion—dropping 32 points and dazzling fans at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. But five fans made her performance even more special, traveling 22 hours from Hong Kong just to watch her play live.

Interestingly, what stood out to fans was A’ja Wilson’s gesture toward Clark. After the Indiana star was asked to sit in the middle, the Las Vegas Aces forward clapped and tapped the seat to hype up Clark. Fans loved what A’ja Wilson did and took to the comments to share their reactions.

After missing five games with a groin injury, Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark is making her return on Wednesday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse against the Golden St

Shane Gillis' dig at the ESPYs, aimed at the Fever's Caitlin Clark, stunned fans across the board, resulting in a range of reactions.

Caitlin Clark's 2024-25 WNBA season has been a turbulent journey filled with both moments of brilliance and frustrating setbacks. The Indiana Fever superstar, known for her incre