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Caitlin Clark criticized for inclusion in docuseries about hated athletes

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 23, 2026, 10:30 AM

Last updated Sep 23, 2026

Caitlin Clark criticized for inclusion in docuseries about hated athletes

Summary

Caitlin Clark, a standout player for the Indiana Fever, faces backlash for being included in Vice TV's upcoming docuseries "Everybody Hates," which profiles polarizing athletes. The series plans to explore why Clark, who has significantly raised the WNBA’s profile and led the league in ticket sales and viewership, is viewed negatively by some. Critics argue that her success and competitive nature have drawn unfounded hate, contrasting her with other athletes in the series known for more serious controversies. Clark’s episode will air on November 10, post-season, as the Fever prepares for the playoffs after a recent victory over the Minnesota Lynx.

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By the Numbers

•Clark included in Vice TV's docuseries "Everybody Hates" airing Nov. 10
•Critics describe her selection as unfair and perplexing
•Clark has boosted WNBA's visibility and attendance
•Indiana Fever won 96-77 against Minnesota Lynx recently
•Fever sits fifth in the league with playoffs approaching

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What they're saying

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Caitlin Clark has helped raise the WNBA’s profile, driving increased ticket sales and game viewership while setting countless records with her electric playmaking and seemingly limitless range. Still, the Indiana Fever guard remains a frequent target of vitriol from both her peers and onlookers, with her unprecedented WNBA media coverage placing her at the forefront of most hot-button issues around the league.
— Yahoo Sports

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