The full Episode 1 of Sophie Cunningham's new podcast "No Hesitation Show." Sophie Cunningham talking about the WNBA commissioner's retirement, WNBA growth, Caitlin Clark, and the Indiana Fever's playoff strategy. 0:00 Intro 0:40 Show Start 1:33 How Drew Fixed Sophie's Jumper 12:11 Pro Moves – Kelsey Mitchell Breakdown 16:15 Sophie's Take on the Growth of the WNBA 26:45 Sophie's Message to the WNBA Commissioner 35:00 How Sophie Would Change the WNBA 37:53 How Caitlin Clark Has Elevated Her Game This Season 41:00 Drew's Take on Foul Baiting 49:30 Olivia Miles Film Breakdown 1:07:00 The Fever's Strategy for the Playoffs

Caitlin Clark is officially the highest-paid female athlete in the world for 2026, bringing in a jaw-dropping $12.4 million in endorsement deals and corporate sponsorships! 🚨🏀💰 While mainstream media continues to obsess over her WNBA base salary sitting at $528,846, Clark's off-court empire—fueled by massive global brand partnerships like Nike, Wilson, and Gatorade—proves where true market value is decided. She single-handedly transformed women's basketball into a multi-million dollar business powerhouse without relying on league subsidies. With Clark shattering commercial records faster than anyone in women's sports history, analysts point out that her off-court earnings completely dwarf what any other star is making on or off the hardwood 📈👀

Spokesperson for Pacers Sports & Entertainment says Indiana Fever’s top priority is renewing Kelsey Mitchell and Sophie Cunningham’s contracts.

Sophie Cunningham says she will attend Game 5 of the WNBA Finals between the Valkyries and Atlanta Dream in the Bay: "I’m invited to Game 5 of the WNBA Finals. I’m thinking of bringing someone, maybe Caitlin Clark, with me to the game. It’s unbelievable what both teams are doing right now. And of course, my favorite person to win Finals MVP is Angel Reese."

Caitlin Clark on who she will support at El Clásico to win: "I think Barcelona is a much better team than Real Madrid, not because we are both with Nike."

Caitlin Clark wins the Women’s Ballon d’Or!

INDIANA FEVER PRESIDENT & GM FIRED AFTER PLAYOFF FAILURES DESPITE MAJOR CONTRACT INVESTMENTS 🔗 theindianafever.com/vlog/fev…

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Angel Reese is set to crown as WNBA finals MVP, per @TheAthletic.

Caitlin Clark has become the Highest-paid female athlete in 2026, making $12.4 million from endorsements and sponsorships. Her Indiana Fever salary was just $528,846.

Caitlin Clark was caught on a hot mic talking about firing Kelly Krauskopf and Amber Cox: "They had an agenda that didn’t align with my vision, so I made the call to remove them both for the greater good of the team."

Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark liked the Indiana Fever’s post about Kelly Krauskopf resigning.

First look at Caitlin Clark after firing both the Indiana Fever president and general manager in one day.

Caitlin Clark has reportedly planned an after-party following the firings of Indiana Fever president Kelly Krauskopf and general manager Amber Cox.

🚨 Kelly Krauskopf and Amber Cox could finally speak out about the Indiana Fever situation on Sue Bird’s podcast. Both were fired from their positions the same day after a four-hour meeting involving Caitlin Clark and Pacers owner Herb Simon. Fans may finally get answers about what happened behind closed doors.

The Indiana Fever has fired general manager Amber Cox. This comes after Fever president Kelly Krauskopf announced she is stepping down. Pacers owner Simon Herb is cleaning house and getting ready for the new WNBA season.

After a four-hour meeting involving Caitlin Clark, Kelly Krauskopf, Amber Cox, Pacers president Kevin Pritchard, and Pacers owner Herb Simon, Kelly Krauskopf has decided to step down as president of the Indiana Fever. Additionally, the Fever’s front office has reportedly raised concerns about Stephanie White’s position as head coach.

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Kelly Krauskopf steps down as Indiana Fever president after 21 years. Stephanie White steps down as Indiana Fever Head Coach after 2 years.

BREAKING NEWS: Kelly Krauskopf steps down as Indiana Fever president after 21 years. “It was time for a new chapter in my life. I wish everyone in Indy the best of luck.”

WNBA players once they leave the league