‘Almost Certainly Won’t Get [the Ball] Back’ — Analyst Rips Fever’s Selfish Play Around Caitlin Clark Amid Pivotal Paige Bueckers Showdown
The Indiana Fever’s five-game winning streak ended Thursday night after the Dallas Wings beat Caitlin Clark’s team 91-85. The loss dropped the Fever to fourth in the WNBA standings (24-13), half a game behind the Las Vegas Aces (25-13).
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- Primary article: ‘Almost Certainly Won’t Get [the Ball] Back’ — Analyst Rips Fever’s Selfish Play Around Caitlin Clark Amid Pivotal Paige Bueckers Showdown · Yahoo Sports WNBA
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The Indiana Fever’s five-game winning streak ended Thursday night after the Dallas Wings beat Caitlin Clark’s team 91-85. The loss dropped the Fever to fourth in the WNBA standings (24-13), half a game behind the Las Vegas Aces (25-13).
- “They Didn't Run Any of It”: WNBA Analyst Claims Jose Fernandez 'Exposed' Stephanie White’s Game Plan Around Caitlin Clark · Yahoo Sports WNBA
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Paige Bueckers’ Dallas Wings snapped Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever’s five-game winning streak with a 91-85 win on Thursday at American Airlines Center. It was already expectd to be difficult for Indiana to sustain the success during their tiring road trip.
- Dallas Wings HC Delivers Verdict on Caitlin Clark After Paige Bueckers' Tense Moment With Fever Guard · Yahoo Sports WNBA
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The Indiana Fever were on the brink of WNBA playoff qualification. Unfortunately for Indiana, they will have to wait for the next because Dallas Wings head coach Jose Fernandez’s strategy neutralized the Fever’s anchorwoman, Caitlin Clark.
- “Getting Worse”: Video Footage Capturing Caitlin Clark Incident With Ex-Fever Teammate Draws Blunt Verdict From Former ESPN Host · Yahoo Sports WNBA
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The Indiana Fever suffered their 13th loss of the 2026 WNBA season on Thursday, but their 91-85 defeat to the Dallas Wings produced plenty of talking points beyond the final score. With the Sophie Cunningham controversy still following the team and Dallas securing a win without Azzi Fudd, the spotlight has now shifted toward Caitlin Clark and WNBA officiating after a physical play involving the Fever star caught the attention of former ESPN host Linda Cohn.
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More refereeing controversy followed Caitlin Clark after the Indiana Fever lost 91-85 to the Dallas Wings on Thursday. The three-time All-Star has remained at the center of questionable fouls and non-calls that continue to divide the WNBA world.