Kaitlin Clark is angry over a contradictory call in the loss of freedom fever

Kaitlin Clark threw her arms, shouted in wnba The judges and disappointed the air after the contradictory fascinated team cost their team to knock down the champions that oblige the champions on Saturday.

In the last seconds, the loss of 90-88 Indiana fever on the current champion in New York Freedom Clark took the ball with the ability to tie or win the game.

New York Natasha Cloud Clark defended himself and leaned into the superstar to knock the ball out of his hands and slightly repel Clark.

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Kaitlin Clark (22) with Indiana and Natasha Klam (9) New York Freedom during the game on May 24, 2025 in Gibridge Fieldhaus in Indianapolis. (Ron Hoskins/NBA via Getty 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.

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

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The Indiana Citylin Fever (22) is responding to the official Saturday, May 24, 2025, during the game between Indiana and New York Freedom in Gebridge Fieldhaus in Indianapolis. The New York Liberty defeated Indiana, 90-88. (Grace Smith / Indystar / USA Today Network via Imagn Images)

Possibly prevented Clark From winning the game on the penalty line because the contact took place on a 3-point arc. But it also cost Clark a chance for a large WNBA milestone.

Clark, having finished 18 points, fell by only two points, shy about a 20-point, 10-gone game. That would be the 11th career and the most player in the League history. Clark is associated with Courtney Vander -series with 10.

The cloud and freedom left the first in the history of the team 3: 0 in the season in defense of their title.

The cloud was open about the return reaction to the physical games against Clark.

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Cark Clark of Fever Indiana during a game against New York Freedom on May 24, 2025. In Gibridge -Fieldhaus in Indianapolis. (AJ MAST/NBAE via Getty Images)

During an interview with “Podkasta” with Ryan Clark in March, Kobl insisted on indignation in response to Clark hits, rooted in “racism”.

“It’s just a part of the game. There was no target, there was nothing. Beginners hate veterinarians. Veterinarians follow some players. “It’s all bulls — if I just be honest, it’s all bulls.

“He has been blown up:” Oh, they are going after Kaitlin Clark. “But no, we just play one of the best players who played any other best player or franchise in this league.”

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