Caitlin Clark's award-winning, record-breaking rookie season has cemented her as one of the most marketable athletes on the planet. Why it matters: Marketability leads to endorsements, which are often the path to higher earnings for WNBA players who still make a percentage of what their NBA counterparts pull in despite surging popularity.

New details have emerged from Unrivaled’s attempt to recruit Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark this WNBA offseason. The 3-on-3 startup women’s basketball league is considering giving Clark a “Lionel Messi-like” offer to play in its inaugural season in January,

During a video interview that involved WNBA legend Sue Bird, Clark was seen complaining about the WNBA schedule taking place in the summer.

The league set numerous records for television and attendance numbers plus merchandise sales, and Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark and Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese were at the forefront of it all.

It sounds like Caitlin Clark is about to get a pretty significant offer from the Unrivaled Women’s three-on-three basketball league that’s set to begin in January, but not everyone is happy about it.

Despite the Indiana Fever's season ending weeks ago, the talk about WNBA sensation Caitlin Clark has not stopped. In fact, just today a report came out about h

Caitlin Clark somehow managed to live up to the hype. After some early-season struggles while getting acclimated to the speed and physicality of pro basketball, the Indiana Fever sensation cemented herself as one of the WNBA's very best players during her historic debut.