US EditionThe Caitlin Clark-Angel Reese Rivalry Has Added Another Chapter
- The Indiana Fever opened their 2025 season against the Chicago Sky in Indianapolis, featuring a hard foul by Caitlin Clark on Angel Reese.
- Clark committed her third personal foul with 4:38 left in the third quarter, which referees upgraded to a flagrant foul after video review.
- Following the foul, Reese lost the ball, was knocked to the floor, confronted Clark, and both Reese and Fever center Aliyah Boston received technical fouls.
- Clark told ESPN the foul involved "nothing malicious" and called it a "basketball play," while she had 12 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 blocks in the first half.
- Indiana secured a 93-58 victory, highlighted by Clark’s third career triple-double, as she posted 20 points along with double-digit rebounds and assists, plus four blocks; the fierce rivalry underscored the game’s status as a key moment in the season.
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Angel Reese vs Caitlin Clark Triggers Unity Inside Chicago Locker Room as Tyler Marsh Confirms Stance on Viral Moment
While the two stars have done much across the offseason to keep the rivalry under wraps, it is once again out in the open. Last year, Angel Reese applauded from the sidelines when Caitlin Clark hit the floor following a rough foul. While their game was expected to be physical yet again, the roles were reversed this time, with Clark playing the instigator. One thing’s for sure, though. The rivalry is real, and the saga will only continue to grow.…
Caitlin Clark Says 'Nothing Malicious' About Flagrant Foul on Angel Reese in Fever-Sky
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark said there was "nothing malicious" about her flagrant foul against the Chicago Sky's Angel Reese late in the third quarter of Saturday's season-opening win.
Caitlin Clark Reacts To Angel Reese Trying To Fight Her After Hard Foul
Caitlin Clark is opening up after her hard foul on Angel Reese. On Saturday, Clark was assessed a flagrant foul after intentionally fouling Reese underneath the basket. An angry Reese took exception to the foul and appeared to charge at Clark. Caitlin Clark received a flagrant foul on this play. Aliyah Boston and Angel Reese received offsetting technical fouls. pic.twitter.com/jzQYEW92TW — ESPN (@espn) May 17, 2025 Angel Reese to Caitlin Clark…
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