Caitlin Clark's Future in Unrivaled Basketball League Remains Uncertain

The new 3-on-3 league unveils its roster, leaving two wild-card spots open as negotiations with Clark continue.

Unrivaled Basketball League, co-founded by Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier, has announced its inaugural season rosters, but Caitlin Clark is notably absent.
The league has left two wild-card spots open, one on the Lunar Owls and another on the Phantom, as they continue discussions with Clark and other high-profile players like A'ja Wilson.
Clark, who had a record-breaking rookie season with the Indiana Fever, was reportedly offered $1 million to join the league, significantly more than her WNBA rookie salary.
Unrivaled aims to offer the highest average salaries in women's sports history and includes equity for players, potentially influencing future WNBA collective bargaining agreements.
The league's eight-week season will start on January 17, 2025, in Miami, with games broadcast on TNT as part of a multi-year media deal.