“How Can You Allow One of Your Assistants Yelling”: Caitlin Clark’s Tense Exchange With Fever Coach Has Ex-ESPN Host Speaking Out
Caitlin Clark scored 2 points and Indiana shot 16% from 3-point range as the Fever fell to No. 6 seed.
- On Thursday, the Minnesota Lynx defeated the Indiana Fever 86-66 in their regular-season finale, dropping Indiana to the No. 6 seed in the WNBA playoffs.
- Minnesota dominated early, building a 32-13 first-quarter lead after an 18-0 run and shooting 65% from the field, rebounding from a 96-77 loss to Indiana on Tuesday.
- Fever star Caitlin Clark recorded career lows with two points on 8.3% shooting, while teammate Kelsey Mitchell set a WNBA single-season record with 135 made 3-pointers.
- Injuries to All-Star Aliyah Boston and Ty Harris forced both to exit during the game, prompting head coach Stephanie White to pull her remaining starters in the third quarter.
- Entering the postseason as the No. 6 seed, the Fever will face the defending champion Las Vegas Aces this Sunday, while the top-seeded Lynx begin their playoff run.
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Lynx end late-season skid with rout of Fever, enter playoffs on a high note: ‘We found our mojo’
Playing without rookie star Olivia Miles, the Lynx led by as many as 36 points in their 86-66 win over Indiana. Minnesota opens the WNBA playoffs Sunday against the Liberty.
“How Can You Allow One of Your Assistants Yelling”: Caitlin Clark’s Tense Exchange With Fever Coach Has Ex-ESPN Host Speaking Out
The Indiana Fever couldn’t have imagined a worse way to close out their 2026 regular season. They suffered an embarrassing 86-66 loss to the very Minnesota Lynx they defeated by 19 points just two days earlier. While some observers pointed to Indiana’s defensive struggles and offensive shortcomings, former ESPN host Linda Cohn suggested the Fever’s […]
Caitlin Clark just had the worst game of her entire career
Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever officially wrapped up the regular season on Thursday night, but it’s safe to say that things did not go according to plan for Clark or the team. Not only did the Fever suffer a blowout loss at the hands of the Minnesota Lynx, but Clark also played the worst…
Fever Blown Out by Lynx in Finale, Clark Has Career-Worst Night as Injuries Mount
The Indiana Fever were routed 86-66 by the Minnesota Lynx in their regular-season finale, with Caitlin Clark scoring a career-worst two points and the team losing center Aliyah Boston and guard Ty Harris to injury before facing the defending champion Las Vegas Aces in the playoffs.
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