Caitlin Clark's WNBA arrival would be bigger, more monumental, more earth shattering and game changing than anything in modern day women's sports.

Vitale was among the many who were upset about Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark being ranked as the ninth-best guard by her peers in the player voting portion of the WNBA All-Star process after ranking first in fan voting and third in media voting — and he took to X to air his grievances.

The head coaches for this year's WNBA All-Star Game are set. Caitlin Clark's squad will be led by Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve while Napheesa Collier's team will be coached by New York Liberty head coach Sandy Brondello.

Top NBA and WNBA footwear insider Nick DePaula told FOS that he believes Nike is putting so much time into the development of Clark's shoe because of the massive financial implications it could have on the industry.

Caitlin Clark is going to get her own shoe from Nike, that much we know. It's just a matter of when the company feels the time is right. Nike signed Clark to an 8-year, $28 million deal in April 2024.

Despite being two years into her WNBA career, fans are still anxiously awaiting Caitlin Clark's first signature shoe. Clark signed an eight-year, $28 million apparel deal with Nike shortly after being drafted to the Fever first overall.