'CC And PB Are In Different Solar Systems': Caitlin Clark Outshines Paige Bueckers As Christine Brennan Slams Wings Rookie’s Arena Draw

“Perhaps the most interesting statistic of all,” Brennan said in her post . “We know CC draws record crowds in Indy (17K+) and games are moved to big arenas only for her in 2024 and 2025. Paige Bueckers cannot sell out a 7,000-seat arena in Dallas. In this way, CC and PB are in different solar systems.”

The analysis came as a response to a fan calling out Brennan’s lack of comment following Paige Buecker’s game-after-game of milestone achievements. Despite the Dallas Wings struggling this season as a team. Bueckers remains a dominating rookie, with stat lines that serve to prove it.

Caitlin Clark Officially Gets Her Signature Shoe

Caitlin Clark has officially joined Nike’s elite roster of signature athletes, marking a major milestone in her young WNBA career. The Indiana Fever star will debut her first signature shoe and apparel collection next year, complete with a newly unveiled logo featuring interlocking “C”s. Nike will roll out the logo collection on October 1, with an early release of a Fever-themed T-shirt in yellow and navy set for September.

“Nike’s signature roster features all-time greats, and I am incredibly proud to join some of the best athletes in the world,” Clark said in a statement. “I’m excited to share a first look at what we’ve started to create together.”

The announcement comes during a challenging second season for Clark, who has missed 24 games, including the last 15, due to a right groin strain. Despite her absence from the court since mid-July, the reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year remains a central figure in the league’s growth.

Clark becomes just the third WNBA player to secure a Nike signature deal, joining A’ja Wilson and Sabrina Ionescu. The move follows Nike’s June release of Kobe Bryant’s signature sneakers in Fever colors, a drop that sold out almost instantly.

With Caitlin Clark’s signature line on the horizon, Nike is betting on her continued cultural and commercial pull, positioning her not only as a franchise cornerstone in Indiana but also as a defining face of women’s basketball’s next era.