Phuong Nguyen

Caitlin Clark is officially back where she belongs: on the basketball court, in a structured, high-stakes setting, with the eyes of the sport firmly locked on her. On Friday, the Indiana Fever guard returned to formal action as one of 18 players participating in USA Basketball’s National Team training camp at Duke University, a quiet […]

The message was short, bold, and impossible to ignore: She’s back. On December 12, as the U.S. Women’s National Team officially opened its training camp, one familiar figure stepped onto the floor and instantly turned a routine gathering into a national talking point. This was not just another player reporting for duty. This was a […]

San Francisco hasn’t slept since last night. The city shook—not from an earthquake, but from a seismic shockwave sent by the Golden State Warriors after they reportedly finalized a $90 million contract framework that insiders believe could clear the runway for Giannis Antetokounmpo to join the franchise. And if early indicators are correct, the NBA […]

The basketball world is still reeling after Las Vegas Aces superstar A’ja Wilson was named TIME’s 2025 Athlete of the Year on December 9—an honor that should have been a straightforward celebration. Instead, the moment ignited a firestorm. In a feature written by Sean Gregory, Wilson’s reflections on Caitlin Clark and the league’s shifting narratives […]

The WNBA has entered a new era of visibility, profitability, and cultural relevance — and there’s no avoiding the central figure powering that surge. Ever since the 2024 draft, when the Indiana Fever selected Caitlin Clark with the No. 1 overall pick, the league has witnessed an explosion unlike anything in its history. Record-breaking attendance, […]