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Indiana Faver’s main coach Stephanie White did not float words when she shared her thoughts about the WNBA service, which followed in Saturday’s game where Caitlin Clark He suffered a four -time injury that will charge the star guard for at least two weeks.
Supposedly, these strong remarks landed in white in a league trouble.
Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White is directing his team during the first half of the WNBA basketball game against Dream Atlanta Dream, on Thursday, May 2, 2025, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Colin Hubbard)
After fever suffered a disappointing loss against Washington Mystics’s first team without Clark, White asked Postgame Presser if she believed that the league should have stepped up to protect top players from “intentionally rough games.”
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“Obviously, I think we can improve in certain areas as far as the way we call the game, in accordance with the way we call the game … Will we say that we want a free offensive game or will we have difficult, difficult physical games? And in whatever, players will adjust, but coaches will adapt, but we cannot be one of the quarters.”
She continued, “I do not mean collectively as a whole, the league must enter and do something, I just think that there must be some improvements in certain areas.”
But when he was further pushed to what these areas could be, White revealed that her previous remarks – probably those on Saturday night – resulted in a fine.
Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White looked up on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, during the game between the fever of Indiana and Atlanta’s atlanta in the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. (Imagine)
Indiana fever suffers the worst loss of the season in the first missed career game Caitlin Clark
“Are we trying to punish me again? Because I was just fine,” she said with a smile.
White was not further elaborated, but the punishment probably came from her comments after losing on Saturday until New York Liberty.
“I think it’s pretty awful that it’s happening to us in the last four games, you know, minus-31 vacant throwing,” White said, adding that she believed Clark was punished in the game game. “And maybe I could realize that we just pushed 3. But we didn’t. We attack the edge and currently disrespect for our team was pretty amazing.”
Indiane Caitlin Clark fever talks to the head coach Stephanie White before the game against Washington Mystics at Enterinment & Sports Arena 28. May 2025. (Pictures Emily Faith Morgan-Hagn)
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White said on Monday that she was not sure when Clark had exactly sustained an injury.
“Sometimes great players don’t tell you when it hurts,” she said. “I’m glad she did it because we have to push it into the bud.”
Associated Press contributed to this report.
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