The WNBA is doing everything it can to get more eyeballs on its biggest superstars, Caitlin Clark.
Six WNBA teams have moved their games against the Indiana craze to a larger venue, and fever will have 41 of their 44 games on national television this season.
It’s a national TV game for any team in the league, even more than on defending champion New York Liberal Party, which will showcase 33 games on national television.
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Indiana fever guard Caitlin Clark plays against Indianapolis’ Dallas Wings on September 15, 2024. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy, File)
One of the top WNBA players said the scheduling was “a bit crazy”.
“Obviously, people want to watch Caitlyn’s game, you have to put people on the TV that people want to watch. But, at the same time, there are stars in the league, and you want good basketball,” Minnesota Lynx Lynx Lynx Lynx Collier said “First Attack” on ESPN on Tuesday. “Obviously, Indiana…will be a great team, but don’t defend the champions on TV anymore, I think that’s a little crazy.”
Clark is the victim of some criticism from WNBA players on the court and on the court. However, Collier made sure to clarify that this is not a shot of Clark or fever.
Caitlin Clark, a fever in Indiana, took a portrait at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis during an introductory press conference on April 17, 2024. (Matt Kryger/nbae via Getty Image)
“It’s not necessarily where you take the game away from Indiana, but I think you can improve the level of TV games on other teams as well. … [The Fever] There should be these amounts of games on TV on prime time, but I think other teams should have more games than they have. ”
Clark’s presence in the sport has brought historic ratings to college and professional basketball. The last three games of her college career were the most watched girls’ college basketball games ever. She also participated in several regular season games More audiences than the WNBA playoffsher WNBA showdown with Angel Reese is the most popular WNBA game of all time.
Indiana fever guard Caitlin Clark caught up with court on September 15, 2024 in a game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. (Grace Hollars/Indystar/US Today Network via Imagen Images)
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The WNBA team even had to move to a bigger arena just because of ticketing Clark Drew. fever 90 times the tickets sold In the 2024 season, compared with 2023.
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