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One game? That’s it? The WNBA once again proving themselves to be a clown show. The only thing more laughable is their officiating crews; especially the one that made no call in the game. Once Caitlin Clark leaves, they’ll go back to high school gym size crowds.
The WNBA has turned into a joke.
If they had called it in the game, AT would have been ejected, CC would have gotten 2 free throws for this and 1 for the close out foul that they didn’t call. That is a huge differential and the Fever likely would have won the game putting them just one game behind the division leaders.