A WNBA referee tried to get Caitlin Clark suspended with a bogus technical foul call, but the league reversed it.

"I’m the LAST thing from ignorant or asinine when it comes to speaking on 'white privilege,' do ya research on that one."

Sports Illustrated was caught implying Sophie Cunningham deserved to get her face smashed in during Saturday's WNBA game.

The Chicago Sky's Dijonai Carrington has the public's attention after Saturday, but she's not exactly well-behaved otherwise.

Saturday's hit on Cunningham came as sports fans have watched Caitlin Clark targeted by hard hits during her three WNBA seasons.

Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White didn't denounce the violent foul against Sophie Cunningham, and Caitlin Clark reacted accordingly.

Cue Helen Reddy to sing "I Am Woman" as the WNBA begins delving into a thorny question about women and gender.

A GOP Senate candidate in a Tuesday primary now says he is a transgender and wants to play in the WNBA. Oh. He's 6-foot-8.

As Congress wonders about race-based violence in the WNBA, a black player screams "white privilege" after a nasty foul leads to her ejection.

"I don't know Sophie, so I can only project what I see about her beliefs based on her actions," Rapinoe said on her podcast.