Coach Kate Linklark suggests that the star offered to pay a fine for a technical foul
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Kate Linklark’s Indiana Fever Head coach Stephanie White was subjected to a technical foul and fined during Thursday’s victory over the Las Vegas ace for screaming at the WNBA referee. Now White suggests that Clark has offered to pay the fine.
When did the foul come White was screaming While in Indiana, one referee signaled a technical foul on a civil servant who had just over five minutes left in the fourth quarter and led the ACES by the age of 23.
Clark hadn’t played in the game due to continued gro caliber injuries, but he jumped up in the incident and began to applause for his coach.
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Head Coach Stephanie White and Caitlyn Clark (Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
After the game, White suggested that Clark pay the fine.
“I don’t know that frustration boils like a point,” White told reporters. “Katelyn said he got me. She just got the bonus.”
Between White’s first year as head coach and Clark’s second year at the WNBA, the fever has become more rebellious at first glance in team culture.
Tuesday won the Minnesota Links 74-59 on Tuesday night, winning the WNBA Commissioner Cup, a tournament in the season, and the team celebrated in the locker room along with Champagne and Vodka Seltzer.
Feverforward Aalija Boston joined Instagram Live to watch the celebration and get a behind-the-scenes look at it when Clark, who didn’t play due to a gro caliber injury, took a shot.
Indiana Fever Guard Kate Rinklerk (22) will face the Dallas Wings in the second half of the WNBA basketball game in Indianapolis on Sunday, September 15th, 2024. (AP photo/Michael Conroy, File)
“Everyone knows that everyone in the league is sick,” Clark heard him say from the shot.
His teammates responded with laughter, and Boston added, “They’re p — ed.”
Celebrating, Clark also expressed his opinion on the tournament and the winning team’s $500,000 award.
“If you’re a (WNBA Finals) champion, you’ll get more money than this, and that doesn’t make sense. She said in another video.
Meanwhile, hot rookie Sophie Cunningham, who quickly became a fan favorite after starting a fight with Connecticut Sun players on Clark’s defense, said after a recent match with the Dallas Wings, “No one likes us.”
“I think we had a lot of distractions this season. We got hurt. We don’t know who’s playing. It’s just a distraction. But I think it’s really good for us,” she said. Indistres. “Let’s experience adversity early. Then learn from it. The good news is, we’re not going to be too early, so it’s positive. It’s not an excuse. Everyone is playing this rough schedule. Everyone has another opportunity for us.
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June 27, 2025. Dallas, Texas. Indiana Feverguard Sophie Cunningham (8) is running up the court during a match against the Dallas Wings at the American Airlines Center. (JeromeMiron-imagn image)
“We talked about this, we’re circled with everyone’s schedules. No one likes us, right? So that’s the only type of people we can lean in. We have to get better in the area. We have to stay focused.
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