WNBA Refs EXPOSED Of RIGGING The Fever Game Due To BIASED Calls on Caitlin Clark

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WNBA Refs EXPOSED Of RIGGING The Fever Game Due To BIASED Calls on Caitlin Clark

20 fouls called on the Sun. Only 11 on the Fever. But get this – the Fever were playing way more physical! Something’s not adding up here. We’re about to dive into one of the craziest WNBA games this season, where the refs might’ve stolen the show for all the wrong reasons.

Alright, let’s talk about that wild Fever vs Sun game. You know, the one where everyone’s saying the refs might’ve messed things up big time. Caitlin Clark and the Fever were ready to ball out, but from the start, something felt off.

Photo Proves WNBA Refs Missed Huge Foul On Caitlin Clark

WNBA refs have some explaining to do when it comes to their officiating of Caitlin Clark on Wednesday night.

The Indiana Fever are in a tight contest with the Connecticut Sun on Wednesday night. The Fever, the No. 6 seed in the WNBA Playoffs, are facing elimination against the No. 3 seed Sun on Wednesday evening. Clark, the Rookie of the Year and No. 1 overall WNBA Draft pick, has been playing extremely well, following a tough Game 1 in which she shot 4 for 17 from the field. But Clark has been on the receiving end of some brutal no-calls by the referees, too. It’s been tough to watch.

One particular call is standing out. And a photo proves that the WNBA referees missed a big one, too.

Caitlin Clark and WNBA refs.

How do you miss this?

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How do you miss a call like this, WNBA refs?

Clark, who is up to 25 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists on Wednesday night, should probably have a few more points in Game Two, if the refs would have done their job correctly.

This is a really bad blown call on a layup attempt by the No. 1 overall pick in the WNBA Draft.

“Caitlin Clark is the only player in the league, who wont get a foul call even after getting hit like this. Absolutely ridiculous. Nothing left to say!!!” one fan wrote.

There has been some really frustrating moments for Clark and her teammates on Wednesday night, but they need to push through the emotion if they’re going to force a Game Three on Friday evening.

The finish to Game Two on Wednesday night can be seen on ESPN.