Caitlin Clark’s brother takes aim at WNBA refs

Colin Clark, the brother of Indiana Fever Star Caitlin Clarksuggested that the WNBA officials were to blame for the violation of the sniper, which she had suffered on Tuesday evening.

Clark left the game in the last minute after she rose to Kelsey Mitchell Lahm after a Bounce Pass. She carefully went to her own basket and hit the upholstery frustrated. When she left the court, she was seen in tears.

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The two-time all-star had missed several games due to an injury and worked back to full health after a groin injury. The physicality had not refused. It led to Colin Clarks Post on social media in the middle of concern about his sister.

“Don’t make a mistake, that’s on the reeffing,” he wrote about X.

Colin Clark then deleted the position.

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But the office had been under the microscope all season. Players from the fever and the Connecticut Sun got into a fight at the beginning of the year when the officials had the competition game transformed into heated confrontations, which led to a major problem.

Head coach Stephanie White spoke about the physical game After Indiana’s victory against Connecticut on Tuesday evening.

“There is a level of physicality with which you can play against you. I knew it as an opponent and I see it as her trainer. I’m not exactly sure why. It’s just what it is,” she said. “We have to help her learn to adapt it in a certain way and use her against her. We have to find some options to make it a little easier for her.”

Admittedly, white added that the WNBA Overall, it played more physically on the square than ever before.

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“The extent of physicality in our league was at a different level than long.”

Paulina Dedaj from Fox News contributed to this report.

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