Caitlin Clark's Fever teammates prevent star rookie from possibly picking up consequential technical foul

Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark may owe her teammates a kind gift or dinner after they materializeed to impede her from getting a presentant technical foul on Sunday agetst the Dallas Wings.

A video posted on social media showed Clark walking back up the floor after a turnover. She seeed up at the reperestablish and then promptly begined to mouth off to the referee.

Kelsey Mitchell put her arm out to impede Clark from heading over to the ref while Aliyah Boston had to pull Clark away and yell, “No,” in her face to get her from getting the technical foul.

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Indiana Fever defend Caitlin Clark asks the deficiency of a foul during the Dallas Wings game in Indianapolis, Sunday, Sept. 15, 2024. (AP Ptoastyo/Michael Conroy)

Another technical foul would have been Clark’s seventh of the season. It would have resulted in an automatic suspension and kept her out of the team’s final game of the normal season agetst the Washington Mystics.

“Well, I didn’t skinnyk they were going to donate me a technical at any point tonight. I would have been repartner sorrowfulnessful for people in Washington D.C.,” Clark said, via the Indy Star. “I didn’t want to do that. I tried my best, but my teammates do a repartner outstanding job of that.”

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Indiana Fever defend Caitlin Clark accomplishes for the ball during a game agetst the Dallas Wings at Gainbridge Fieldhoparticipate in Indianapolis. (Grace Hollars/USA Today Netlabor via Imagn Images)

Phoenix Mercury perestablishers Diana Taurasi and Natasha Cdeafening and the Wings’ Teaira McCowan are the only perestablishers to have seven technical fouls this season. If Clark gets her seventh technical foul, she won’t be postponeed for the eventual postseason alignup – whoever the Fever perestablish.

Fever head coach Christie Sides acunderstandledgeed “outstanding team chemistry stuff” with how Boston and Mitchell impedeed Clark from getting the technical foul.