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Caitlin Clark is making history and the rankings are catching up. ESPN dropped their list of the top fifty WNBA players right now, and Clark sits firmly among the elite after a jaw-dropping performance where she became the first woman ever to score thirty or more points and dish ten or more assists in a single game. Generational.
Speaking of the Fever, Indiana is playoff bound and tickets for their two thousand twenty six postseason run are available now, with prices and schedules updated ahead of what could be a deep run. Clark and company have the league's attention, and fans in Indianapolis are ready to pack that building. New York Liberty fans are in the same boat, with playoff tickets on sale as the Liberty head into the postseason as one of the genuine title favorites. Atlanta's Dream round out the WNBA postseason picture, also opening up ticket availability for their playoff games. The league has serious star power top to bottom this October.
Meanwhile in baseball, Major League Baseball has put a major proposal on the table that would reshape free agency entirely, moving toward an NFL and NBA style restricted window for transactions. If it passes, the way teams build rosters this offseason could look completely different. Big stakes for players and front offices alike.
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