Caitlin Clark’s Fever-Sky Game Is Most Watched WNBA Game Since 1997 – Viewership Nearly Doubled NBA’s Overall National-Telecast Average
The Indiana Fever-Chicago Sky game was the most watched WNBA game since the league's opening weekend in 1997, averaging 3.31 million viewers on NBC and Peacock on Sunday. The post Caitlin Clark’s Fever-Sky Game Is Most Watched WNBA Game Since 1997 – Viewership Nearly Doubled NBA’.

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- Published: Aug 26, 2026, 8:20 PM UTC
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