
Caitlin Clark had a monster game for the Indiana Fever on Wednesday night, posting another 20-10 game with 27 points and 11 assists in a 123-88 rout over the Connecticut Sun. The 123 points are a franchise record for the Fever, while the 20-10 game is the 16th of Clark's career, extending what is already her own WNBA record.
That is a lot of positives.
But there was one potentially big negative for Clark, and it came when she picked up yet another technical foul, bringing her closer to a potential suspension.
Clark picked up the technical foul late in the third quarter, with the Fever leading by 29 points, when she was involved in an altercation with Connecticut's Saniya Rivers.
During a back-and-forth between the two players, Clark could be seen telling Rivers to check the scoreboard, resulting in the technical being called.
Caitlin Clark received her seventh technical foul of the season for chirping back-and-forth with the Sun's Saniya Rivers.
— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) July 23, 2026
She is now one technical foul away from a one-game suspension. pic.twitter.com/JpTZpCN5bA
That is Clark's seventh technical foul of the season, meaning if she picks up one more during the regular season, she will automatically be suspended for one game, and one game for each technical foul that follows.
That creates little margin for error, and could lead to some tense moments for her and the Fever over the remainder of the regular season.
Getting T'd up for telling an opposing player to look at the scoreboard seems a little on the soft side, and it is no doubt going to help continue the narratives that have been following Clark and the league's officiating surrounding her this season.
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