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Shakira Austin and Elena Delle Donne Lead Team Washington to Win the WNBA Shooting Stars

Although Team Seattle, with Lauren Jackson and Flau'jae Johnson, dropped 24 points in the Finals, it wasn't enough to beat Team Washington, led by Shakira Austin and Elena Delle Donne, along with high school star Jezelle “GG” Banks. Team Washington dropped a whopping 31 points to win the Shooting Stars event, with Banks making some clutch shots as well.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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Caitlin Clark Reflects on Meeting Barack Obama

Clark called meeting Obama a moment she'll "remember for the rest of my life." Recalling their conversation, she said, “He complimented me for how I handle everything." She added that Obama said, "I got famous in my 40s," noting that she's just 24. Clark appreciated Obama recognizing what she's navigating, stating that it's a reminder to treat people with grace.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 1 hour ago

Barack Obama Gives Caitlin Clark Advice in the Face of Hate, Calls Her a “Hooper”

Obama encouraged Clark in the face of scrutiny, saying, “Don't let all this nonsense get you down," joking about how he was lucky to become famous at 45 while praising her ability. When Clark replied, "I try sometimes," Obama reassured her, "No, you're always hooping, and you're on a nice little run," praising her resilience and the Fever's recent form.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 3 hours ago

Caitlin Clark Wanted LeBron-Steph Pairing Before Philly Move

Clark reacted in real time to James joining Philadelphia, saying, “No way!” after pitching him on Indiana. She admitted, “Selfishly, I wanted the Warriors because Steph and Bron would have been absolutely insane together,” but said the 76ers have “serious talent.” Clark added she’ll watch more Philly games and reserve tickets when they visit Indiana.

By Raahib Singh

Historic WNBA Growth Collides With Cathy Engelbert’s Leadership Crisis

about 4 hours ago

Historic WNBA Growth Collides With Cathy Engelbert’s Leadership Crisis

Engelbert’s WNBA tenure presents a stark contradiction: historic business growth alongside a leadership crisis. Under her watch, revenue reportedly rose nearly tenfold, media-rights deals reached $3.1 billion, expansion accelerated and players secured a transformational CBA. Yet players, owners and executives now question whether fractured relationships and reactive crisis management have made her the wrong leader for the league’s next era.

By Raahib Singh

Alyssa Thomas Still Has Not Spoken With Cathy Engelbert After Death Threats

about 5 hours ago

Alyssa Thomas Still Has Not Spoken With Cathy Engelbert After Death Threats

Thomas still has not spoken directly with Engelbert after receiving racial abuse and death threats following her incident with Caitlin Clark, according to people close to the situation. Engelbert said she offered to meet and maintains an open-door policy, but the continued silence has intensified criticism that league leadership reacts too slowly when players face harassment and public crises.

By Raahib Singh

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