The Indiana Fever guard's stardom was the topic of conversation on 'The Ringer' show 'The Bill Simmons Podcast.'

In this video, we break down the debate sparked by Bill Simmons, who recently claimed that Caitlin Clark is already a bigger star than any under-30 NBA player. From her groundbreaking rookie season to her ability to shift the narrative around women’s basketball,

Bill Simmons asserts that Indiana Fever standout Caitlin Clark is more prominent than any NBA star under 30 years old

Chuck Klosterman is the latest guest on The Ringer's Bill Simmons Podcast. Simmons and Klosterman got together before the holidays for an extended chat about a number of sports and culture topics and made sure to hit on the biggest of them all—Caitlin Clark.

The NBA has always been the superior league compared to the WNBA. A primary reason behind it has been a lack of players with insane popularity in the women's league. However, that all changed when former Iowa Hawkeyes star Caitlin Clark was drafted as the No.

Bill Simmons believes bar the biggest names in the NBA, none can compare in popularity to Fever star Caitlin Clark.

After Caitlin Clark inspired a major surge in the viewership of WNBA games during a successful rookie campaign, podcaster Bill Simmons has paid tribute to the Indiana Fever starlet

Caitlin Clark's ascent to superstardom reached new heights as she became the No. 1 overall pick in the WNBA draft.

Bill Simmons boldly declares Caitlin Clark more impactful than any NBA player under 30, revolutionizing women’s basketball with her star power.