Cathy Engelbert had a frank take on the Clark-Reese discourse circulating this past season.
Amid a watershed year for women’s basketball, the popularity and growth that the WNBA has enjoyed since the arrival of rookies Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese hasn’t come without unintended consequences.
WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert recently joined CNBC for an exclusive interview and gave her frank take on why the Clark-Reese rivalry was, in fact, a good thing for the league. Engelbert may have a point in that most thriving sports leagues boast iconic, decades-old rivalries that keep fans engaged and entertained—but at what cost?
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