Caitlin Clark drops harsh take after Fever’s ugly start vs. Mercury
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark enumerated the things they failed to do in the first half against the Phoenix Mercury.
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Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark enumerated the things they failed to do in the first half against the Phoenix Mercury.
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The timing is everything here.
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The Indiana Fever are currently unsure how long Caitlin Clark will be sidelined after she exited the team’s 111-109 loss to the Phoenix Mercury on Wednesday with a back injury. At the same time, a series of incidents involving Mercury star Alyssa Thomas, including reportedly making contact with Clark using her fist and knee, has sparked debate over how Clark should respond.
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Caitlin Clark left the Indiana Fever game against the Phoenix Mercury with a back issue and was ruled out before the fourth quarter got underway.
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Indiana is getting really good at this.
The debate surrounding Caitlin Clark’s treatment on court took another turn after NFL analyst LeSean McCoy gave a blunt statement on the WNBA’s future. On Speakeasy, the former NFL player argued that the league risks what it has built if Clark is allowed to get injured without additional protection.
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He was one of the Nets’ five first-round picks in 2025 and had an up-and-down rookie campaign.
Could Nic Claxton’s absence be Danny Wolf’s opportunity?
It's been a rough couple of weeks for the WNBA with injuries. Stars A'ja Wilson, Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Plum have all missed time for a variety of ailments. While Wilson and Clark, who were both selected as All-Star starters last week, should be back soon, Plum will be a bit longer.
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The Orlando Magic waived Jonathan Isaac on Saturday, ending the former first-round pick's injury-shortened time with the team. The Magic took Isaac with the No. 6 pick in the 2017 draft. After playing in 75 games in 2018-19 in a promising second season, the 6-foot-10 forward tore his left ACL in August 2020 during the NBA's restart and missed the next two seasons while recovering from surgery.