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After missing most of the 2025 season with injuries, WNBA star Caitlin Clark stepped back onto the court Saturday to a roaring sellout crowd. The Indiana Fever guard's return marks a triumphant comeback for one of basketball's brightest talents.
Charlisse Leger-Walker just became the first New Zealander ever drafted into the WNBA, selected 18th overall by the Connecticut Sun. Two years after a devastating knee injury nearly ended her dream, the 24-year-old guard is proving that setbacks can set up the greatest comebacks.
After eight days of negotiations, WNBA players secured a groundbreaking contract that gives them ownership of 20% of league revenue and salaries tied to growth. Top players will earn $1.4 million, while minimum salaries jump to $300,000, meaning stars never need overseas jobs again.