Overview
- The Indiana Fever will have 41 of their 44 games nationally televised in the 2025 WNBA season, the most for any team in league history.
- Caitlin Clark's arrival has driven a 374% increase in WNBA viewership and a 48% rise in ticket sales, with six games moved to larger venues due to demand.
- Minnesota Lynx star Napheesa Collier acknowledged Clark's popularity but called for increased national TV coverage for other teams, including defending champions New York Liberty, who will have 32 televised games.
- Analysts and fans have compared Clark's influence on the WNBA to transformative sports figures like Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods, emphasizing her role in reshaping women's basketball.
- Some players and fans have raised concerns that the league's focus on Clark risks overshadowing other stars, prompting debates about balancing individual and league-wide promotion.