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Injured Star Caitlin Clark Saves Coach from Technical Foul

Summary

  • Caitlin Clark, 2025 WNBA All-Star, stopped coach Stephanie White from arguing with officials
  • White already has 4 technical fouls this season, close to a 1-game suspension
  • Fever lost a close 81-80 game against the Dallas Wings
Injured Star Caitlin Clark Saves Coach from Technical Foul

On August 15, 2025, the Indiana Fever suffered a heartbreaking 81-80 loss to the Dallas Wings at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The physical, back-and-forth contest saw Fever head coach Stephanie White grow increasingly frustrated with the officials, leading to a heated sideline confrontation.

Injured Fever star Caitlin Clark, who missed her 20th regular season game due to injury, played a crucial role in the incident. When White went to argue a no-call on Fever guard Sophie Cunningham, Clark had to use both hands to restrain her coach and prevent her from further escalating the situation.

White's outburst was understandable, as she felt her team did not get all the calls they deserved. However, her actions put her in a precarious position, as she already has 4 technical fouls this season - just 4 short of a one-game suspension. Clark's timely intervention likely saved White from receiving another technical and a $400 fine.

The loss was a tough one for the Fever, but Clark's actions off the court may prove just as important as any play on the court. Her ability to calm her coach and prevent a potentially costly technical foul could have a significant impact as the Fever continue their season.

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Injured 2025 WNBA All-Star Caitlin Clark had to physically restrain her coach, Stephanie White, from arguing with officials during the Indiana Fever's close loss to the Dallas Wings.
Stephanie White already has 4 technical fouls this season, just 4 short of a one-game suspension.
The Indiana Fever suffered a heartbreaking 81-80 loss to the Dallas Wings in a physical, back-and-forth contest.

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