WNBA organizers have issued a statement and begun an inquiry into players involved in aggressive plays that included physical contact with Caitlin Clark and other players /dn

WNBA organizers have issued a statement and begun an inquiry into players involved in aggressive plays that included physical contact with Caitlin Clark and other players. These individuals may face permanent bans and other disciplinary actions, generating excitement among fans.

Caitlin Clark (Photo via @CHGO_Sports/Twitter)

Caitlin Clark got the second win of her young WNBA career on Saturday following a rough 1-8 start for the Indiana Fever, and it couldn’t have come against a better team.

The Fever secured a marginal 71-70 victory over Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky on the day, ruining the latter’s bid to get to a game over .500 with a much-improved performance.

Clark, who went cold from beyond the arc after hitting her first two attempts at three, scored just 11 points but will particularly enjoy this win, though it came at a bit of a cost as she was treated to a very harsh foul.

It’s starting to seem like there really is a consensus among WNBA players to rough the rookie up.

The Sky’s Chennedy Carter was the perp this time, hitting Caitlin with a nasty body check after scoring, knocking her to the ground before the ball was even inbounded. She somehow got away with a common foul.

Fans Are Losing Their Minds After Caitlin Clark Took A Vicious Foul That Somehow Wasn’t Called By The Refs

Caitlin Clark (Photo via @LeLaker Twitter)

Basketball fans are losing their minds after a clear foul on Caitlin Clark went uncalled during the Indiana Fever-Seattle Storm WNBA game on Wednesday night.

Caitlin Clark and the Fever fell just short of picking up their first win of the young 2024 WNBA season losing 85-83 to the home team in a back-and-forth thriller. With the loss, Indiana fell to 0-5, while the Storm improved to 2-3.

However, there was one notable instance during the contest when the officials failed to call a clear-cut foul while Clark was driving to the basket. Check out the clip below, where Seattle forward Ezi Magbegor gets away with an obvious foul during Clark’s layup attempt: