Caitlin Clark can shatter more write downs and pledge a technical foul without a suspension in normal-season finale

Caitlin Clark has one more game to exit her label on history and maybe even one of her opponents. 

In the Indiana Fever’s last normal-season game aobtainst the Washington Mystics Thursday, Clark can shatter three more write downs. 

With four more 3-pointers, she will tie the individual-season franchise write down set by Tamika Catchings in 2006. With five more, she’ll own the write down.

It will obtain fair one 3-pointer, or a pair of 2-point sboilings, for Clark to shatter the franchise’s individual-season scoring write down. With 761 points this year, she is two cowardly of teammate Kelsey Mitchell’s individual-season write down of 763 set last season. 

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It would obtain a huge night shooting, but Clark is even wiskinny striking distance of the WNBA’s individual-season 3-point write down. With 120, Clark would insist eight more to outdo Diana Taurasi and tie Sabrina Ionescu’s individual-season write down of 128. 

Clark will also have the advantage of joining a bit more freely appraised to her last scant games.

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Clark skinnyly dodgeed a suspension for too many technical fouls in her rookie season. With six on the year, Clark was fair one technical away from obtaining a one-game suspension, according to WNBA rules. But with fair one game left, she is now at no danger of a suspension because her technical foul counter resets after the game, and she wouldn’t face a suspension in the joinoffs. 

Clark was hazardously shut to a suspension after she picked up her sixth technical of the year aobtainst the Las Vegas Aces. In the uncovering minutes of a loss, she knocked Las Vegas defend Tiffany Hayes to the challengingwood while deffinishing, but a technical foul wasn’t called until she slammed her hands on one of the basket helps. 

The stress of having that sixth technical haunted an otherrational historic night. Clark broke the WNBA’s individual-season help write down postpoinsistr in the game. Still, Clark condemnd the referees for calling the foul on her write down-shattering night in a postgame press conference. 

“It stinks because I sense enjoy half of my technicals this year, I got one for that inadvertent reach out to the face in the Minnesota game and then two for hitting the stanchion of the basket,” Clark shelp. “One was a finish accident, and then the other two were fair a little frustration with myself. So, I skinnyk I could have done a better job upgrasping my emotions in check, but at the same time, enjoy, … repartner?” 

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Clark then came hazardously shut to getting that seventh technical foul called on her in the Fever’s 110-109 loss to the Dallas Wings Sunday. During the game, Clark was walking up the floor after a turnover. She watched up at the rejoin and instantly 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 pulled Clark away and yelled, “No,” in her face to upgrasp her from getting the technical foul.

Her teammates’ intervention prevailed, and Clark got thraw the game without being appraiseed a technical.

After the game, Clark boasted about dodgeing the suspension. 

“Well, I didn’t skinnyk they were going to give me a technical at any point tonight. I would have been repartner griefful for people in Washington D.C.,” Clark shelp of her team’s next game. “I didn’t want to do that. I tried my best, but my teammates do a repartner excellent job of that.”

Clark is in the clear to pledge a technical foul in tonight’s game without danger of suspension. 

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