لخّصلي

Fever Coach Christie Sides Reacts To Angel Reese's Foul On Caitlin Clark.The Indiana Fever earned a 93-81 win over the Chicago Sun on Sunday afternoon.Before the league elevated the call to a flagrant, Sides blasted the "unacceptable" ruling and implored the league to take action. Reese appeared to inadvertently swat Clark instead of the basketball on Sunday. Reese called her foul "a basketball play" while claiming that "some people got a special whistle.""Y'all are going to play that clip 20 times before Monday."Fixating on a relatively routine basketball play would provide a disservice to both rookies.After the game, Fever head coach Christie Sides told reporters that everybody should move on since the officials made the proper ruling.Chennedy Carter was initially given a common foul for shoving Clark before an inbounds pass.The No. 1 pick made seven of 11 field-goal attempts for 23 points while registering nine assists and eight rebounds.The Sky rookie missed the ball and hit Clark in the head.Officials called a flagrant one foul on Reese."The right call was made in that moment," Sides said, via The Athletic's James Boyd.Reese submitted her sixth consecutive double-double with 11 points and 13 rebounds.They'll face the Sky for the third time this month next Sunday at Wintrust Arena.The forward added five assists, two steals, and a block.

Fever Coach Christie Sides Reacts To Angel Reese's Foul On Caitlin Clark.The Indiana Fever earned a 93-81 win over the Chicago Sun on Sunday afternoon. Once again, observers are overlooking the actual basketball to discuss a foul.

As Caitlin Clark drove to the basket for a layup, Angel Reese went for the block. The Sky rookie missed the ball and hit Clark in the head.Officials called a flagrant one foul on Reese. After the game, Fever head coach Christie Sides told reporters that everybody should move on since the officials made the proper ruling.

"The right call was made in that moment," Sides said, via The Athletic's James Boyd. "Flagrant one, two free throws, and the ball. Just make the right call in those moments, and we can move forward. When we don’t make the right call in those moments, that’s when there’s a problem."

Sides had a problem when the Fever met the Sky on June 1.

Chennedy Carter was initially given a common foul for shoving Clark before an inbounds pass. Before the league elevated the call to a flagrant, Sides blasted the "unacceptable" ruling and implored the league to take action.

"We're just going to keep sending these possessions and these plays to the league," Sides said earlier this month. "Hopefully they’ll start taking a better look at some of the things we see happening."

Reese appeared to inadvertently swat Clark instead of the basketball on Sunday. Reese called her foul "a basketball play" while claiming that "some people got a special whistle."

"I'm always going for the ball," Reese said after the game. "Y'all are going to play that clip 20 times before Monday."Fixating on a relatively routine basketball play would provide a disservice to both rookies.

Reese submitted her sixth consecutive double-double with 11 points and 13 rebounds. The forward added five assists, two steals, and a block.

Meanwhile, Clark had one of her best WNBA performances yet. The No. 1 pick made seven of 11 field-goal attempts for 23 points while registering nine assists and eight rebounds.

After starting 1-8, the Fever has won four of six games this month. They'll face the Sky for the third time this month next Sunday at Wintrust Arena.