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We might sound like a broken record, but the All-Star Weekend was the biggest highlight of the 2025 WNBA season. Now, in a full-circle twist, as the CBA fight has intensified over the past few weeks, the All-Star, where it all began, is back in the conversation. Or should we say, back in the debate? Or maybe… another reason for fans to fire shots at Cathy Engelbert.

Even amidst all this, Caitlin Clark has kicked off her break with the best news possible. The W season may have wrapped, but there’s still plenty to look forward to, people.

As you read above, after just four years, the WNBA All-Star Game is returning to the Windy City, so,

Wednesday’s Result: When we asked you guys to pick between Becky Hammon and Dawn Staley, 40% of you said it was a tough call, as both are elite. And we couldn’t agree more.

Last year, adding to her eventful rookie season, Caitlin Clark joined the ANNIKA-driven LPGA Pro-Am events and spent much of her break on the golf course. Now, after weeks of buzz about her offseason plans, it’s official: Clark will return to the ANNIKA driven by Gainbridge Pro-Am this November. Clark and Nelly Korda played nine holes together during the pro-am last year, drawing huge crowds and making it one of the very few pro-am events broadcast worldwide. Expect the same frenzy this year.

A huge golf enthusiast, Clark “can’t wait to return to Tampa,” though it seems her teammates, Lexie Hull & Sophie Cunningham, are just as thrilled and have this fun request of their own.