Fever's Caitlin Clark is trying something new amid WNBA labor talks

Even as the prospect of WNBA basketball in 2026 remains up in the air, Caitlin Clark's popularity hasn't waned one bit.

Clark missed most of the 2025 season with a series of injuries, but for many, the Indiana Fever star is the current face of women's basketball.

And fans will get to see Clark in an all-new capacity this weekend, when she joins NBC's coverage of the NBA.

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Clark will make her debut as an analyst on "Basketball Night in America" on Feb. 1, when the New York Knicks host the Los Angeles Lakers in a star-laden showdown at Madison Square Garden.

As part of a crew including Carmelo Anthony, Vince Carter, Tracy McGrady and host Maria Taylor, Clark will return to the program on March 29, when the Knicks will face the Oklahoma City Thunder at Paycom Center.

Clark's basketball knowledge and talent have never been in doubt, and it will surely be intriguing to see her in a studio setup surrounded by NBA greats. 

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