Could the Caitlin Clark Effect help all women’s sports?

Could the Caitlin Clark Effect help all women’s sports?

The Jenni & Berry Show: Can Clark's arrival do for the WNBA what Magic-Bird did for the NBA? What about the coverage of women's sports?

Sellout Crowd Network

By Sellout Crowd Network

| May 2, 2024, 10:00am CDT

Sellout Crowd Network

By Sellout Crowd Network

May 2, 2024, 10:00am CDT

The Caitlin Clark Effect was huge on women’s college basketball — but what about the WNBA? Will the sharpshooter do for the women’s pro basketball league what she did for the college game? What would it take for that to happen? If nothing else, Clark is likely to have an impact on how some sports journalists cover women’s sports. After all, no one wants any more cringe-worthy moments like we saw when Clark was introduced in Indianapolis. We’ll talk about all that and more on The Jenni & Berry Show.

Episode highlights:

1:15: What effect is the Caitlin Clark Effect having on the WNBA?

4:45: Might Caitlin Clark have the kind of impact on the WNBA that Magic Johnson and Larry Bird had on the NBA?

6:30: How could Caitlin Clark benefit from better players, athletes and competition in the WNBA?

10:15: Is Caitlin Clark going to change how some people cover women’s sports? (And what in the world was with that reporter at her introductory press conference in Indianapolis?)

12:30: Would Gregg Doyel have made a heart signal to Tyrese Halliburton like he did to Caitlin Clark?

15:00: Remember the time Berry took it to Kim Mulkey without being tromping into Misogynism Land like some reporters?

16:00: Do some sports media members need educating?

18:15: Does every sports reporter have a moment where they ask a bad question?

22:25: What happens with women’s college basketball now that Caitlin Clark is gone?

28:30: Can the Caitlin Clark Effect help all women’s sports?

Sellout Crowd Production Team

Producer: Jacquelyn Musgrove

Creative Director: Michael Lane

Social media: Bobby Howard

Director of Content: Mike Sherman

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