Caitlin Clark of the WNBA did not sue Monica McNutt of ESPN for slander…
There’s absolutely no credible evidence—legal filings, credible news reports, ESPN statements, or court records—that Caitlin Clark (in the WNBA or otherwise) has sued Monica McNutt or ESPN for slander. No lawsuit appears in any legal database; no reputable sports or news outlet has reported it. This seems to be a rumor or misunderstanding circulating without source or verification.
Caitlin Clark is a professional basketball player, while Monica McNutt is an ESPN analyst/commentator. Slanted claims of a lawsuit could stem from fans reacting emotionally to media commentary—but those feelings shouldn’t be conflated with legal action. If a defamation lawsuit had been filed, it would have generated a public record and attracted widespread media attention. Yet, to date, there’s nothing of that sort.
It’s wise to apply caution with online chatter, especially in rapidly evolving sports and social media spaces. For now, you can confidently state there is no lawsuit, no legal conflict, and no court involvement between Caitlin Clark and Monica McNutt. If legitimate proceedings were ever initiated, credible outlets like ESPN, AP, or court documents would report it. Until then, this is best regarded as an unfounded rumor that likely spread from misinterpretation or speculation—nothing more.
