Christine Brennan

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Author of NYT bestseller ON HER GAME: Caitlin Clark and the Revolution in Women’s Sports. USA Today, CNN, ABC, PBS NewsHour, Milan Magic podcast.

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What the largest crowd in WNBA history looks like, on a school night in September in DC. The Caitlin Clark effect is real and truly a national phenomenon.

The paperback of “On Her Game: Caitlin Clark and the Revolution in Women’s Sports” has arrived. I’ve written nearly 7,000 new words on the plot twist that was the 2025 season, with new info and breaking news. Publication date is May 5. You can preorder now. ⁦Scribner⁩

Ilia Malinin was flawless in the men’s short program at the world figure skating championships Thursday afternoon, taking a nearly 10-point lead into Saturday’s long program. This is how the packed arena welcomed him to Prague.

End of the first quarter in Baltimore. A decent crowd but quite a few empty seats.

Thanks for the shoutout, Kaitlan Collins

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I asked DiJonai Carrington about that moment early in Sunday’s Indiana-Connecticut game when she caught Caitlin Clark in the eye. Here’s her answer:

I asked Caitlin Clark how much attention she has paid to the controversy and conversation about what happened in the Chicago Sky game, and what her thoughts were on it.

More videos: The sportsmanship of Alysa Liu. On Jan. 9, six weeks ago today, not going backstage after her performance at the U.S. championships as almost all skaters do but sticking around in front of press row to cheer for the woman who then beat her, Amber Glenn.

Clark is asked if Chennedy Carter owes her an apology after hit was upgraded to Flagrant 1. “No, I mean basketball is competitive, I get it. Sometimes your emotions get the best of you. Happened to me multiple times throughout my career.” Says Carter “having a tremendous season.”

So the French ice dance team won, making the words of Olympic gold medalist and author Gabriella Papadakis even more important than they were yesterday. We know NBC fired her. We talked to her for 40 minutes on Milan Magic. How did NBC handle the issue on the broadcast tonight?

I asked Caitlin Clark about her “like” of Taylor Swift’s Instagram post endorsing Kamala Harris. She answered by saying she has an “amazing platform” and encourages everyone to register to vote.

This is going to be quite a U.S. women’s Olympic figure skating team.

What’s next? If the Jordan Chiles case goes to the Swiss tribunal, which as I’ve always understood it focuses on procedure, well, the procedure here has been a fiasco. ⁦CNN This Morning with Audie Cornish⁩

In 1961, the entire U.S. world championship team was killed in a plane crash. Now U.S. Figure Skating is dealing with another devastating airline tragedy.

The official announcement of Max Naumov making the Olympic team.

“This is having a devastating impact on the U.S. figure skating community…this is U.S. figure skating’s future.”

Here’s a portion of our CNN interview on the controversy and chaos enveloping the WNBA:

The USTA calling on ESPN to censor the crowd reaction when Donald Trump is announced Sunday is outrageous. No broadcaster or media member should ever agree to such a thing. It’s not like there won’t be thousands of social media posts showing the video anyway.