Sports columnist Jason Whitlock criticized the officiating on X after referees assessed Caitlin Clark a Flagrant 1 foul during the Indiana Fever's 103-85 victory over the Toronto Tempo on Friday night.

Caitlin Clark's talents alone make her one the WNBA's star players. But the controversy that often surrounds her, one way or another, has only amplified her status in the league. Entering the 2026 season, Clark was no stranger to off-the-court drama and ...

Ángulo / Descripción en Xalok: Caitlin Clark could not hide her frustration after being called for a foul when her opponent initiated the contact and then appeared to trip over her own feet. At halftime, the Team USA star broke down the controversial play and made it clear she strongly disagreed with the officials’ decision.

Clark leads the league in technical fouls with seven, tied with Angel Reese and Kahleah Copper. One more tech would result in an automatic one-game suspension. White was asked about her superstar's current situation, prompting a strong statement from the Fever coach.

Caitlin Clark’s technical-foul count has become the Indiana Fever’s biggest storyline to watch out for heading into their final four games. Clark is sitting on seven, meaning one more would trigger an automatic one-game suspension.

Caitlin Clark responded to Stephanie White’s comment after their game against the Toronto Tempo on Friday. The Fever picked up where they left off before the 17-day WNBA World Cup break, blowing out Toronto 103-85 on the road.

The Indiana Fever return from the FIBA break with Caitlin Clark leading a crucial push for playoff seeding against the Toronto Tempo.

Indiana Fever's Kelsey Mitchell set the WNBA single-season scoring record, Caitlin Clark had 28 points, 14 assists in uneven performance vs Tempo