The WNBA before and after Caitlin Clark!

The WNBA before and after Caitlin Clark!

Caitlin Clark's impact on the WNBA has been profound, causing significant changes and shifting dynamics. Ticket prices for games, especially those involving the Indiana Fever, have soared since she entered into the league. Viewership and TV ratings for WNBA events have dramatically increased, with even the draft reaching record-breaking numbers. Caitlin's influence extends beyond the court, as evidenced by her lucrative brand deals and endorsement records. Her popularity has led to larger arenas being used for games against her team and even contributed to the league's expansion. Despite some criticism, Caitlin's undeniable impact has irrevocably transformed women's basketball.

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[keystonestu]

Reese owes Clark so much. No one would know who Reese is, without Clark. CC is carrying the league at this point as far as tickets, ratings and obviously YouTubes like this who capitalize on it.
Clark owns the WNBA at this point

[realtv]

I’m going to say it since no one else will. CC is the MVP of the WNBA. Her impact on the league is undeniable. All the records she’s setting and breaking. Without her that league wouldn’t be getting the attention it’s finally getting. She is very important to the W!

[chrisdolan]

Angel Reese insisted to the media that she's responsible for the growth in interest! The fact is, superstars don't need to tell people they're stars! Did you ever hear tiger woods reminding the media of his stardom?
It's actually embarrassing for Angel Reese to say such a thing!
If you have to tell people you're good? You're obviously not as good as you think you are!

[Apollyon-erut]

Only the brain-dead don't acknowledge this new superstar. I wouldn't even know these other names - Taurasi, Reese, et al - if it weren't for Clark. Still not going to pay money to watch a WNBA game, but for the first time, I've watched. Her smooth finesse compared to every other player it the league, is a joy to watch. It's just sad when great passes are missed by team mates because they don't play at the same level.

[edwardmaslow]

Caitlin is the Modern Face of Society and not just Basketball . She is a role model for boys and girls with the support of their elders .

[WilliamOutten-vurx]

There's just something special about watching a woman sink a perfect swoosh from thirty feet away.
Her passing game sometimes eclipses her shooting game.
Just had to look a little closer at some girl from Iowa who broke Pistol Pete's scoring record which had stood for decades.
Never even thought about watching a WNBA game until I saw Caitlin play.

[DaveHalpernShortSale]

I hope the jealous players don't take CC out with a year-ending or career-ending injury. Remember AR's glee when Chennedy flagrantly decked CC?

[Gator-xijq]

The only time a wnba team sells out an arena is when Clark shows up. Yet these women think it’s all about them but ticket and jersey sales says your delusional.

[colaups]

That is why her haters should be ignored. No one can touch Caitlin.

[HAWK]

Caitlin Clark's gameplay and her contributions to the team are remarkable. How she passes to her teammates is noteworthy. She consistently maintains a positive attitude towards everyone.

[donnadehardt]

When the WNBA first started, I was really hoping it would be good. But before long, I realized it was not to be. So I saw very little WNBA games. Never heardof any of the names. But now, I really hate to miss a CC game. She just seems to have elevated the whole league. The haters are dragging it down, but Caitlin is still saving it. Shes just a phenominon.

[nestormanuel]

WNBA is alive because of Caitlin Clark....

[harolddaniels]

The only points, Caitlin refuses, to add to her totals, are "victim" points. Only card she won't swipe, is a "victim" card. I'd like to see, her College coach, get Toronto, and have Clark, go there. Then the legacy, can "really" begin. I'd also like to see her, take Cube up, on his offer ( grab a "bag", in the off season, and they wouldn't even have to "run" her hard ), if USA Basketball, doesn't, at least, take her to France, as an ambassador ( letting her carry the flag, for opening, and closing ceremonies ), for the sport.

[spotchris]

Had Indiana took M Martin in the draft with CC, attendance would be 100, 000

[RandyMartin-ffnb]

Numbers don't lie. Clark and only Clark has changed the WNBA, Clark and Clark alone has brought All the new fans to the WNBA no one else can claim other wise. I've said this from the beginning, people would pay to see Clark just shoot the ball without any one else on the court just enjoy her shooting around for entertainment. Fans are watching her every move oblivious to everyone unless Clark passes the ball to them. It's a phenomenon that my grandson put in prospective when I was watching the Fever vs the Liberty. He asked if Caitlin Clark was playing and I asked him how he knew about her and he said Everyone knows who Caitlin Clark is. He didn't even know women played professional basketball.

[mikealvord]

Let’s do an experiment. Let’s sit CC out and see how many tickets sell

[Refreshment]

This is the type of video that its really useful because its well researched. Instead of an opinionated piece.

Clark its the only player changing the reality of the wnba, since her impact its actually measured with attendance & viewership data but ultimately more important with money, which is what the league needs to generate.

Will just link to this video any time someone questions her impact with subjective bs.

[AbzScotland]

The W didn't exist to me before CC223D.

[Truth_Make_You_Free]

Yet Angel Reese will say is because of "us".Not really, is because of her. CC. 😃

[prvdhsj]

They had a chance to grow the wnba but instead decided to turn it into a private club. The club rules said don't rock the boat just be mediocre like the rest of us.