Caitlin Clark is the biggest star in WNBA history and anyone who tries to say otherwise is unwilling to accept reality. Her little brother took a

Sheila Johnson, billionaire co-owner of WNBA franchise Washington Mystics, has criticized Time magazine for their awarding of “Athlete of the Year” to Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark.

Mystics co-owner Sheila Johnson believes the WNBA should've been honored as "league of the year" by Time Magazine, not just Caitlin Clark.

Coming off an outstanding rookie season in the WNBA, Caitin Clark has been named "Athlete of the Year" by TIME. Washington Mystics president Sheila Johnson took exception to that decision, saying it's unfair to give Clark all the credit for the WNBA's rise in popularity.

One of the most prestigious accolades of the past year has gone to Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark, who was recently named "TIME" Athlete of the Year.

Sheila Johnson has her own ideas for Time magazine. The Washington Mystics co-owner stirred debate on Friday with her criticism of Time magazine’s decision to name Caitlin Clark as its “Athlete of the Year,” wondering why the rest of the league wasn’t given recognition.

Washington Mystics owner Sheila Johnson said that Time Magazine should have put the whole WNBA on its cover instead of just Caitlin Clark.

Washington Mystics co-owner Sheila Johnson told CNN she thinks Caitlin Clark should not have been singled out as TIME's Athlete of the Year.

Caitlin Clark should not have been named TIME magazine's Athlete of the Year, according to Washington Mystics co-owner Sheila Johnson, and she was met by a subtle dig from Clark's brother in response

Caitlin Clark was named the TIME Athlete of the Year for 2024 after a landmark season personally and for the WNBA. The rookie became the face of the league in her first season, setting the stage for an increase in viewership,