In this episode, Matthew talks about the WNBA game of the Indiana Fever vs. the Seattle Storm. A classic in the making that set an attendance record for the city of Seattle. The attendance? 18,000 fans packed the arena. Matthew talks about Caitlin Clark's frustrations on the court, but she's trying to stay positive in what she's telling the media. Was she fouled during the shot? Hear what Matthew has to say. Matthew also talks about the WNBA first dynasty, the Houston Comets. The Comets were the original eight teams of when the WNBA first started. It was the rise and fall of the first dynasty. Houston Comets won the first four championships of the WNBA, led by the big three; Tina Thompson, Sheryl Swoopes, and Cynthia Cooper.

Matthew also talks about the Mamba Academy training facility in California. It was led by the late Kobe Bryant. Bryant coached his daughters AAU Basketball team along with several other girls in the academy. They are about to release a documentary on it called, "The 6-Year Plan" that will air on ESPN+.

Matthew also talks about the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs and the New Jersey Devils has hired a new coach. All this and more on The Matthew Paris Show.