Fever coach unloads on WNBA over treatment of Caitlin Clark, but it's time for Clark to start punching back
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Key Points:
- During a recent WNBA game, Caitlin Clark was shoved to the floor, punched in the throat, and stepped on, yet no foul was called by officials, highlighting ongoing concerns about her being targeted by opposing players.
- Clark exited the game with a back injury, possibly related to the aggressive incidents, and Fever coach Stephanie White publicly criticized the lack of officiating protection for Clark, calling the actions "disrespectful" and "dangerous."
- Fans, analysts, and former players have voiced support for Clark, urging the league to take action against the targeted behavior, but there is frustration over the WNBA's perceived inaction.
- The Phoenix Mercury's social media post after the game was seen as mocking Clark, intensifying calls for her to stand up for herself amid the escalating physical and verbal confrontations.
- The situation marks a turning point in Clark's WNBA career, with many believing it is now up to her to respond to the aggressive tactics used against her as the league continues to struggle with enforcement.
