Caitlin Clark turned red by the Kelce’s brothers podcast presentation

Caitlin Clark made a statement last year as one of the best players in the whole WNBA by being voted as the Rookie of the Year in her debut season with the Indiana Fever. But the most prestigious recognition came when she graced the cover of TIME magazine.

She was inducted by Jason and Travis Kelce into the New Heights podcast, known for its viral and trendy content, where she felt a bit embarrassed and blushed about all her achievements.

TIME: Athlete of the Year

This annual TIME issue celebrates Caitlin Clark, the rookie athlete who redefined women’s basketball in 2024. From record three-pointers to transforming the WNBA into must-watch entertainment, Clark has made a huge impact on the sport.

She will share a historic spot with athletes like Lionel Messi (2023), Aaron Judge (2022), Simone Biles (2021), Lebron James (2020), and the USWNT (2019).

The No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA draft led the Indiana Fever to their first playoff berth since 2016, creating a new level of exposure and fandom for the league.

 

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This achievement continues after her big college career, where she led the University of Iowa to a 34-5 record and the championship game of the women’s NCAA Tournament while breaking the all-time Division I career scoring record.

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Caitlin Clark set a rookie record for the most 3-pointers made in a season while also establishing WNBA record for assists in a single game and in a season. As Caitlin took the league by storm, overall attendance increased by 48% compared to the previous season, reaching its highest level in more than two decades.

 

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The Indiana Fever broke the WNBA record for home attendance, and their regular-season finale against the Washington Mystics drew an unprecedented 20,711 fans, the most ever to witness a WNBA game. This surge in popularity underscored Clark’s significant impact on the league and her role in boosting its visibility and fan engagement.

Phoenix Suns Shock Everybody By Sending Superstar Kevin Durant To NBA Heavyweight In Blockbuster Trade Proposal

Kevin Durant (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)
A blockbuster trade proposal has the Phoenix Suns setting off fireworks across the NBA by dealing superstar Kevin Durant to a Western Conference juggernaut.

There’s no indication that the Suns are open to dealing Kevin Durant, or that the future Hall of Famer wants out. But the fact remains that Phoenix has one playoff series win in the KD era, and at 12-8 through 20 games, they don’t exactly resemble a championship contender.

If the Suns decide to shake up their All-Star core, Durant has to be the odd man out. Devin Booker isn’t going anywhere, and veteran guard Bradley Beal might have the most untradeable contract in the NBA.

Eddie Bitar of Fadeaway World proposed a mammoth trade idea that has Phoenix sending Kevin Durant back to the Golden State Warriors in exchange for Andrew Wiggins, Jonathan Kuminga, Gary Payton II, De’Anthony Melton and first-round picks in 2026 and 2029:

“The chemistry between Durant and Curry is unmatched, with the two feeding off each other’s strengths to devastate opposing defenses. If Durant’s time in Phoenix shows signs of stagnating, he could be motivated to initiate a trade to the Warriors—a team he knows will be ready to compete the moment he steps on the floor…

Most importantly, Durant’s departure could also allow Booker to further solidify his role as the franchise player, with Beal supporting him as an experienced scorer who has made the playoffs multiple times. The return for Durant would bring in a mix of young talent and future draft picks, potentially giving the Suns a balanced roster that can grow and adapt as Booker and Beal enter their prime. “