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Caitlin Clark injury just crushed entire WNBA League

WNBA Ratings Plunge Over 50% Without Caitlin Clark

The WNBA has seen a dramatic ratings decline since Caitlin Clark was sidelined with a left quad strain on May 24. According to Nielsen data, national TV viewership has dropped 55%, with Indiana Fever games averaging 1.

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Caitlin Clark Absence Causing 50% Decline in Ratings Alarms WNBA Fans

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Caitlin Clark injury just crushed the entire WNBA league

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Caitlin Clark promptly sinks half-court shot after injury update

Clark, who has missed the past five games with a quad injury, has been cleared for a return to basketball.

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Caitlin Clark’s Former Teammate Moves On from WNBA Amid Season

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Indiana Fever clear Caitlin Clark for WNBA return

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After Caitlin Clark injury, WNBA ratings plummeted 55% (report)

On national television, the Fever averaged 1,810,000 viewers prior to her injury and 847,000 viewers in Clark’s absence.

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Colin Cowherd Sends Warning to WNBA Players Amid Caitlin Clark's Injury

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The True Impact Of Caitlin Clark: WNBA Ratings Collapse Over 50% Amid Her Injury Absence

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Howard Megdal dishes on Caitlin Clark book, Team USA snub, WNBA ratings amid Fever superstar's injury and more (Exclusive)

As he details Caitlin Clark’s meteoric rise with both her talent and popularity, longtime women’s basketball writer Howard Megdal does so with lots of nuance and perspective.

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NBA vs WNBA: How Social Media Is Amplifying Female Ballers’ Influence & Marketability

The NBA’s “We Got Next” movement kicked off in 1996, and it has finally gotten its big break! The post NBA vs WNBA: How Social Media Is Amplifying Female Ballers’ Influence & Marketability appeared first on EssentiallySports.

WNBA power rankings: Are undefeated Liberty headed for Commissioner’s Cup championship?

One week into the Commissioner’s Cup, let’s take a look at where we stand in the fifth annual WNBA tournament. New York is in control of its own destiny to advance to the final for the third straight season.