Caitlin Clark has become the new face of the WNBA while LeBron James has been the face of the NBA for decades. But what is Clark's opinion of LeBron? LeBron has always spoken very highly of Clark and the feeling has been mutual.

Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark knows who the NBA Goat is. When the debate comes up about the best player in NBA history, there are two leading players that fans seem to be split on. LeBron James and Michael Jordan are the obvious two choices.

WNBA sensation Caitlin Clark and NBA legend LeBron James recently shared a notable exchange, highlighted by Clark's six-word message to James, which quickly went viral. This interaction symbolizes the growing respect and synergy between the NBA and WNBA.

Caitlin Clark is a name that has taken the basketball world by storm. She has completely changed the outlook for the WNBA and has brought a huge new group of fans to the table for the league. During a recent meeting with the media, Clark spoke out and named James as her "GOAT" without hesitation.

The trade scenario regarding LeBron James is getting pretty interesting with each passing day. While James has opted in for his contract with the Lakers, his future remains uncertain beyond that. And with rumors swirling in,

WNBA rookie sensation Caitlin Clark ignited a fresh round of the GOAT debate by declaring LeBron James as her all-time favorite player. This endorsement, fueled by James' public support of Clark's debut season and her record-breaking performances,

For Flagg's WNBA Mount Rushmore, he listed Candace Parker, Brittney Griner, A'ja Wilson, and Caitlin Clark. Wilson and Clark are well on their way, but it's still too early in their careers to put them in the Mount Rushmore, especially ahead of players like Diana Taurasi. Tamika Catchings, Lisa Leslie, etc.

A gratifying, two-month-old statement involving the Los Angeles Lakers' 40-year-old superstar is a popular topic of discussion.

After a successful rookie year, Caitlin Clark quickly became one of the most visible faces of the WNBA. Now, despite her second year in the league being marred by injuries, the Ind

Caitlin Clark in Prada. Angel Reese wearing Dior. Paige Bueckers rocking Dapper Dan. A’ja Wilson in Louis Vuitton. Pregame outfits have come a long way, baby. It’s all part of nailing the so-called tunnel fit — a reference to the tunnel that leads players to the locker room — which has emerged as a catwalk of sorts for athletes looking to make a