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Calkins, M. (2026, October 27). WNBA's bizarre national anthem controversy shows just how much the league needs Caitlin Clark. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/wnba-bizarre-national-anthem-controversy-shows-how-much-league-needs-caitlin-clark
Calkins, Matt. “WNBA's bizarre national anthem controversy shows just how much the league needs Caitlin Clark.” Fox News, 27 Oct. 2026, https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/wnba-bizarre-national-anthem-controversy-shows-how-much-league-needs-caitlin-clark.
Calkins, Matt. “WNBA's bizarre national anthem controversy shows just how much the league needs Caitlin Clark.” Fox News, October 27, 2026. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/wnba-bizarre-national-anthem-controversy-shows-how-much-league-needs-caitlin-clark.
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Caitlin Clark's absence highlights the WNBA's struggle for mainstream attention, as her star power draws significant viewership. A recent controversy involving the national anthem at Game 6 of the season added another layer of scrutiny to the league. Players and coaches from the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries have been leaving the court before the playing of the Star-Spangled Banner, only returning after it ends, without providing an explanation for their actions. This behavior has sparked debate over whether such practices would receive similar attention in other major sports leagues like the NFL or NBA. The unusual routine around the anthem has garnered significant media coverage, underscoring the league's need for high-profile players and events to attract more public interest.
Caitlin Clark isn't quite the women's basketball equivalent of Tiger Woods, but there's a reason she's been compared to the 15-time major champion. She brought millions of new eyeballs to a league that had long struggled for mainstream attention.
Again, it's hard to believe that happens if Clark and the Fever were involved.