Lexie Brown recalled the moment WNBA players learned they had triggered revenue sharing.

Seattle Storm guard Lexie Brown spoke to Michael Porter Jr. about the low pay WNBA players faced early in their careers. Even as the No. 7 pick in the 2018 draft, Brown said she made about $40,000 in her rookie season, making it tough to live on basketball alone. Like many other players, Brown played [...]

2021 WNBA champion Lexie Brown ignited a wave of social media criticism after sharing her list of the league’s top five guards, featuring stars like Caitlin Clark and Olivia Miles. At a time when WNBA media is under constant scrutiny, Brown’s selections also quickly drew commentary from fans online.

Fans didn't appreciate Brown's take.

Lexie Brown isn’t holding back on the noise surrounding Caitlin Clark’s arrival in the league, especially during her rookie year. Lexie Brown finds herself as a free agent following her release from the Seattle Storm, but she remains one of the most outspoken voices surrounding the league.

Lexie Brown wasted no time turning Michael Porter Jr. ’s recent comments on WNBA play back on him, using his own Denver Nuggets teammate Nikola Jokic.

In the last few years, the WNBA, through player development, superstardom, and a burgeoning global platform, has continued to make strides. Players enter the league looking to become household names, with their own shoe deal, endorsements, and a level of visibility heretofore unseen.

Michael Porter Jr. sat down with WNBA veteran Lexie Brown to address his controversial comments about women’s basketball, apologizing for how some of his remarks came across while diving into the WNBA’s growth, Caitlin Clark and more.

Brown wasn't only talking about one word; her experiences with men shaped how she heard it.