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The Spun

Caitlin Clark powered the Indiana Fever to a 92-75 victory over the Seattle Storm on Sunday. Amid another strong outing, the guard got T'd up for a moment of frustration. Although Clark scored 23 points, the rookie made just three of her 10 three-pointers. Following one of her misses, she slapped ...

WNBA Ref Getting Crushed For Caitlin Clark Technical Foul Call

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Caitlin Clark made sure to say thank you after the Indiana Fever‘s 92-75 Sunday win over the Seattle Storm.
Early in the third quarter, Clark slapped the stanchion after missing a 3-pointer. Clark was assessed a technical foul.
It’s Clark’s fifth technical foul of the season and puts Clark two technical fouls away from the WNBA’s mandated one-game suspension at seven technical fouls.
Clark discussed the sequence after the Fever’s win over the Storm had gone final.

I’m a big fan of Caitlin Clark because of things like this.
She’s such a competitor and she draws motivation from everything. Even a ref giving her a...

Caitlin Clark thanks referee for technical foul in game vs. Seattle Storm

The Diana Taurasi warnings to Caitlin Clark before the WNBA season that made so many headlines were already kind of gone when the Phoenix Mercury vet praised the Indiana Fever rookie a couple of months ago.
But we’ve now seen some friendly moments, especially now that Clark’s Fever beat Taurasi and the Mercury three times this year.
And if you need further proof, perhaps a peace offering, here it is: with the clock ticking down in the fourth quarter and one of Taurasi’s teammates at the line for a free throw, Taurasi got over and put her arm around Clark before play continued:

from reality is coming to this. love me a good enemies to friends arc pic.twitter.com/l8SEkz8jCi
— cc akgae (@clrkszn) August 17, 2024


Diana Taurasi 🫂 Caitlin Clark pic.twitter.com/4JQWf74ikP
— ScriptedTanya2.0 (@ScriptedTanya02) August 17, 2024

More WNBA!Caitlin Clark classily dribbled out the clock for a 24-second violation instead of stat paddingCaitlin Clark gave a very funny explanation for why she needed a breather pretty early in her first Fever game post-Olympic breakCaitlin Clark's Fever completed its sweep of the Mercury, and Diana Taurasi's narrative is in shambles
 

Diana Taurasi put her arm around Caitlin Clark right before a free throw in a sweet moment

The Fever guard was motivated by the official's reasoning. Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark had a productive afternoon Sunday against the Seattle Storm, scoring 23 points to go with five rebounds and nine assists in a 92–75 win. However, Clark incurred a technical foul in the third quarter when...

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Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever continued on their winning streak when they picked up their second win following the Olympic break after beating the Seattle Storm 92-75. The game did not go off without its fair share of controversy. The biggest headline from the game was Caitlin Clark breaking...

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Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark was so heated during Sunday's showdown with the Seattle Storm that she had to be held back by a teammate in the closing seconds of the game. In a fan video that is now going viral, Clark can be seen jawing at the Storm's bench with just 3.1 seconds left in the game. ...

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Sunday’s 92-75 Indiana Fever win over the Seattle Storm wasn’t without a bit of controversy, which seemed to involve rookie point guard Caitlin Clark on more than one occasion. With less than a minute-and-a-half left in the game, and the Fever comfortably ahead, Clark started waving her arms up and ...

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Caitlin Clark Thanks Ref for Firing Her Up with Technical Foul as Fever Beat Storm

Sunday was an excellent day for Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever. So excellent, in fact, that even the guard's technical foul worked out well. Clark...

Caitlin Clark Thanks Ref for Firing Her Up with Technical Foul as Fever Beat Storm

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