The WNBA refs strike yet again! This time, it may have played a role in Caitlin Clark re-aggravating her injury.

In the Indiana Fever’s 85-77 win against the Connecticut Sun, the referees put on arguably one of their worst performances of the season. We breakdown the blatant no call on Sophie Cunningham, Tina Charles not being assessed a Flagrant 2 on Aliyah Boston, and Caitlin’s HEATED moment with a ref.

The referee issue in the WNBA has officially reached a boiling point. What can be done to address the referee issue, if anything!? Let me know in the comments!

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Indiana Fever dominate the Dallas Wings 102–83! In a decisive home victory, the Fever pulled away with a historic 36‑15 second quarter, scoring 64 points in the first half—the most any WNBA team has recorded in a half this season.

- Caitlin Clark returned on a minutes restriction from injury and posted a near triple-double: 14 points, 13 assists, and a career‑high-tying 5 steals—becoming just the fifth WNBA player to record 10+ pts, 10+ asts, and 5+ steals multiple times

- Paige Bueckers, despite scoring 21 points on 9-of-15 shooting, committed 4 turnovers and was on the wrong side of the team’s downfall.

- Arike Ogunbowale struggled in her return from injury, going 0-for-10 from the field and totaling just 2 points.

The Fever’s balanced offensive attack—featuring 30 assists and five players in double-figure scoring—showcased their team depth and dominance

What this means moving forward:

- Clark’s return brings elite playmaking and defense, and this performance suggests she’s shaking off the rust.

- Dallas falls to 6–16, showing that Bueckers’ efforts aren’t enough without team support.

- Next rematch set for August 1 in Dallas—anticipation is building for another Clark vs. Bueckers showdown

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Caitlin Clark is officially back from her groin injury for the Indiana Fever—but it wasn’t a fairy-tale return. In her first game back against the Golden State Valkyries, the Indiana Fever fell 80–61. Clark managed just 10 points shooting 4/12 from the floor and 2/5 from three. The Valkyries held the Fever to only 30.9% shooting overall.

Golden State's backcourt took center stage. Veronica Burton led all scorers with 21 points thanks to five made 3s, adding 8 rebounds and 6 assists . Recently re-signed rookie guard Kaitlyn Chen also made waves, along with Kayla Thornton’s 18 point and 8 rebound peformance.

All-Star captains Caitlin Clark and Napheesa Collier sparked headlines by trading coaches mid-draft. Clark dumped Minnesota’s Cheryl Reeve—who she’s had public tension with—for New York’s Sandy Brondello. This unprecedented move feels like more than game-time strategy—it’s a pointed statement in their complicated history.

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