Kelsey Mitchell, Caitlin Clark and an 8-year-old Jazz superfan on NBA Today
Carolyn Peck and Chiney Ogwumike weigh the Fever's first-round exit, while Hudson Butcher talks about his viral video.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
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Seven hours old and already the busiest thing on the channel: "Will Kelsey Mitchell return to the Fever? Evaluating Caitlin Clark's third season" has Malika Andrews sitting down with Carolyn Peck and Chiney Ogwumike to sort through Indiana's first-round playoff exit and what comes next. Peck, who coached Purdue to a national title, and Ogwumike, a former No. 1 pick, are a sharp pair for that kind of post-mortem.
Posted the same day, and close behind it, was a much lighter guest. Hudson Butcher, the 8-year-old Utah Jazz superfan of the title, joined the show to talk about his viral video and meeting his favorite players. It is not every day that an NBA Today segment's star is a third grader.
The week's most watched upload came at the start. Allisha Gray, a four-time All-Star, talked about the intensity of the playoffs as the Atlanta Dream moved on to face the New York Liberty. Her comment section talks mostly about her laugh, her accent and the goggles she wears on court, and one viewer is surprised it was her first time on ESPN. A semifinal preview with Kendra Andrews and Alexa Philippou, and Gabby Williams before the Valkyries' elimination game against the Wings, filled out five uploads, nearly all of them about the WNBA.
The channel had a slower stretch than usual, with about 170,000 views over the week and the subscriber count holding at 389,000. Among the sports media channels nearest it in size, NFL on FOX and The Joel Klatt Show had the busy weeks, while Malika Andrews' channel sat near the quiet end, waiting on the next playoff game.
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What viewers say
The comments under "Allisha Gray on Dream advancing in WNBA playoffs, Angel Reese named DPOY & more! | NBA To…"
Allisha’s laugh is magic and she can hoop her azz off! 🔥🏀
@JordanCannSee it on YouTubeallisha deserves all the good things 🙏🏽 so proud to be a fan
@rayman1268See it on YouTubeI love AG when she throw them goggles on its go time. LFG
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I didnt know this was her first time on ESPN. Allisha Gray has been a class act and a superstar for nearly a decade. Hope she wins a chip!!
@PopoutrockoutSee it on YouTubeThe dreams PA announcer is the best in the biz. Alisha is announced as ‘the certified 6ft. bucket……BIG……Alisha Gray.
@samsonlite3334See it on YouTubeI love her accent
@RicardoWebb-o6bSee it on YouTubeShe is just soo humble. All she wants is to play basketball. But, she is a true competitor!
@RichardB.StrachanSee it on YouTube1 team, 1 Dream!
@DiJahMediSee it on YouTubeLET'S GO DREAM!!
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- Channel
- Malika Andrews - ESPN
- Subscribers
- 389,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 169,295
- Videos published this week
- 5
- Video published
- October 8, 2026
- Video views so far
- 10,096
The numbers
Here is how Malika Andrews' channel moved over the past seven days.
💡 Test your knowledge
Carolyn Peck, one of the guests on the Fever episode, coached which school to the 1999 NCAA women's championship?
Peck led Purdue to its first women's national title in 1999, beating Duke in the final.


