Coach fever explodes “outrageous” WNBA that works after Cutlin Clark doesn’t call the call

After AS controversial without call During the performance with Keitlin Clark on Saturday, Indiana White -Lambast head coach, which cooperates in the fever this season.

In the ransle after the loss of fever in New York, White, White called it officially “outrageous”.

New York Natasha Cloud He came into contact with Clark during the final possession of the game, but the arbitrators did not undermine the whistle.

“I thought she was polluted. I think it was pretty outrageous that the last few games happened with us,” White said about Clark. “Not respect for our team was quite incredible. So, it is disappointing, you know that it does not go in both directions or did not go in both directions.”

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Head coach Stephanie White, Case and Kaitlin Clark (Kevin S. Cox/Getti Image)

White also acknowledged that the league has a team for teams that transmit differences with arbitrators, but asked if the system was running.

“There is a system to make sure we can send things and report our complaints so to speak. I don’t know if I have the feeling that the system works,” she said.

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Indiana Kaitlin Fever Clack Fever responds to the official Saturday, May 24, 2025, while playing against New York Freedom in Gebridge Fieldhaus in Indianapolis. Freedom won, 90-88. (Grace Smith/Indystar/USA Today Network via Imagn Images)

Clark refused to give Her opinion about the referee’s call in the final game.

“I don’t know. I have to go back and watch,” Clark said.

During the game, Clark immediately turned to the officials and quickly started screaming at them when it was clear that there would be no invisible call. Her teammates, Sophie Koninging, also turned to the refer to protest with the lack of whistle.

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In the third quarter in the third quarter in the third quarter against the Brazilian team in Carver-Hawai Arena in the third quarter against the Brazilian team in Carver-Hawai Arena. (Jeffrey Becker/Imagn Images)

Opening showed that the cloud pushed her shoulder at the time of Clark when the ball was released. But the arbitrators did not undermine the whistle, and the game ended there.

In the season, the fever fell to 2-2 and were in the wrong end of a number of conflicting decisions of officials in their first four games in the season.

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