Candace Parker retires from WNBA, cites broadcasting and production as areas she’ll stay busy
Parker already has a prominent broadcasting role and a production company, and may do more on both sides.
Parker already has a prominent broadcasting role and a production company, and may do more on both sides.
"She's going to be a bigger deal than...who you were talking about before. She's going to be the 'it,' and the 'it' has arrived right now."
Doyel took a lot of criticism here for his interaction with Clark about her "heart hands" gesture to family.
The WNBA announced that the Indiana Fever will have 36 of its 40 games featured by the league's national broadcast and streaming partners.
The WNBA and CBS will continue as media partners going forward.
The WNBA and Prime Video are extending their partnership.
"That was just a great invitation for us to jump together and see if we can get them to partake in the same consumption of the WNBA."
"She's been a singular force and has come along right at the perfect moment."
Rovell's "Caitlin Clark chooses a $750,000 paycut" tweet drew strong response.
A disappointing interview featuring NBA star Michael Porter Jr. launched criticism at the multimedia company.
"I think you'll see us continuing to acquire sports rights."
Both a documentary and a scripted series about Brittney Griner are in the works.
"New fans found us. Faithful fans embraced the appointment viewing. This success is only going to grow in the future."
"We're concerned that this incident is part of a broader, growing disconnect between the WNBA, its players and ... professional journalists."
Look to Pat McAfee for the template?
The WNBA Playoffs hit another high for the league this week.
The league said it had the most total unique viewers since 2008.
The WNBA Playoffs begin tonight with a doubleheader on ESPN2 and ESPN.
Though the two sports didn't go head to head, the WNBA drew more viewers.
A slew of WNBA games are scheduled today including an ABC Sunday afternoon doubleheader and one on CBS Sports Network
The WNBA season got off to a strong start on ESPN.