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Caitlin Clark Surprises Former Team With Cool Nike Gift

The "Caitlin Clark" edition of the Kobe 5 Protro was released on June 30, and it sold out in minutes after incredible demand from fans.

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Caitlin Clark surprises Iowa Hawkeyes with player edition Nike Kobe V

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Caitlin Clark uses Nike deal to gift rare shoes to Iowa men's and women's basketball teams

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WNBA Set to Quickly Tip off Second Half of Season After Short All-Star Break

The WNBA tips off the second half of its season on Tuesday night with 10 of the 13 teams playing.

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As Caitlin Clark’s injuries persist, what’s the Fever’s outlook for WNBA’s second half?

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Indiana Fever vs. New York Liberty photos in WNBA action

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"I Just Started Laughing": Caitlin Clark Recalls Beating WNBA Veteran

"That moment that I have with Stewie (Stewart) when I made that one over her," Clark said.

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Fact Check: Caitlin Clark Was NOT Photographed At A 2025 WNBA All-Star Event In An 'I Deserve NBA Money' T-Shirt

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Caitlin Clark Admits Tuning Out Coach Stephanie White on Key Aspect of Her Game

Caitlin Clark explains why she wears Kobe Bryant's signature shoes: "It's the best shoe and it's not even close"

Caitlin Clark admitted that she is a big Kobe Bryant fan and that she wears the Nike Kobe 5 and 6 sneakers because to her, they are the best shoes ever.

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Caitlin Clark's Next Nike Kobe Sneaker Gets a Detailed Look

After a speedy sell-through of Caitlin Clark's Nike Kobe 5 Protro in June, another one of the WNBA star's rookie-year sneakers is set to arrive at retail soon. This time, it's the Nike Kobe 6 Protro model that gets the Clark PE treatment, albeit in a far ...

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"Thanks for the Nike ad" - Caitlin Clark fires back at Kelsey Plum after her thoughtless Instagram post

The rivalry between Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark and Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese has helped the WNBA reach the popularity it has today. Some even compared them to Magic Johnson and Larry Bird, who brought their college competition from the college ranks to the pros and revolutionized the NBA.