Caitlin Clark won an ESPY on Wednesday evening. The second-year WNBA star is set to play in her second straight All-Star Game this weekend. Clark, drafted No. 1 overall out of Iowa in 2024, has led the Indiana Fever to a 12-11 record this season.

ESPN's Ari Chambers made a strange comment about Caitlin Clark after the won the ESPY for best WNBA player on July 16.

An ESPN personality raised a few eyebrows with one of her comments about Caitlin Clark at the ESPYs Wednesday. Clark, who is in the middle of her second season with the Indiana Fever, won the WNBA Player of the Year award at the ESPYs,

The stand-up comedian made waves this week when he took to the stage to host the ESPY awards, although many of his jokes have divided the nation

Peoria Notre Dame grad Dylan Langholf made the trip of a lifetime for his Make-A-Wish, attending the ESPY Awards and visiting a pair of ESPN shows.

As a result, fans were quick to voice their disappointment online when Olympic gymnast Simone Biles, not Clark, was named Best Athlete in Women’s Sports at the 2025 ESPY Awards on Wednesday. Biles took home the award over fellow nominees Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, Gabby Thomas and WNBA MVP A’ja Wilson.

A Fever staffer held back Clark while she screamed at the referee. One of the ESPN broadcasters said Clark had been saying, “Are you kidding me?” Hot mics then captured Clark’s anger, before she walked toward the referee.

Colin Clark, the younger brother of WNBA star Caitlin Clark, pulled no punches when seeking a scapegoat for his sister’s