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Caitlin Clark's Behavior Toward Aliyah Boston During Fever-Sun Game Catches Attention

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Paolo Songco | Last updated May 31, 2025 7:02 AM ET

It was another disappointing finish for the Indiana Fever on Friday night as they suffered their fourth loss of the season. This was Indiana's third consecutive defeat and their second since Caitlin Clark went down with a quad injury.

To make matters worse, the loss came at the hands of the Connecticut Sun, who came into Friday's game with a 0-5 record. The Sun marked their first win of the season by taking down Indiana in a road game at Gainbrige Fieldhouse, 85-83.

Aliyah Boston did all she could in this one for the Fever, especially with Clark out injured. The two-time All-Star finished with a team-high 17 points on 8-of-10 shooting, five rebounds, eight assists and a steal in 26 minutes of action.

Boston would have probably had an even better game had she not been in foul trouble. Head coach Stephanie White had to pull her out of the contest with seven and a half minutes remaining in the second quarter after Boston was called for her third foul.

Boston was clearly frustrated on the bench after the sequence, and a camera caught Clark's reaction to her teammate's mini-outburst.

the way caitlin turns around when she hears aliyah mad pic.twitter.com/c2asDCngVv
— correlation (@nosyone4) May 31, 2025

Clark immediately turned to Boston after hearing the 6-foot-5 forward-center's disappointment on the bench.

Fans caught wind of the video online, and they quickly shared their reactions to Clark's behavior toward Boston.

"the way caitlin turns around when she hears aliyah mad " the caption of the post read.

"they’re so cute but poor AB she has the worst whistle ❤️" said another.

"I love them," a fan wrote.

"when the neighbor's argument sounds good asf," posted a user.

"I love them smmm ❤️" another said.

"STAY CALM AB, YOU GONNA HAVE TO COME AT THESE GIRLS FROM ANOTHER ANGLE, WE CAN WIN THIS, I KNOW IT," a reaction read.

The Fever, however, did not end up winning the game.

Their next chance to do so will be on Tuesday against the Washington Mystics in another home game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Boston and Co., however, will still be without Clark as she continues to recover from her injury.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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