Caitlin Clark avoids suspension as WNBA rescinds technical foul...

Drone strikes hit Wildberries, disrupt Russian retail distribution US offers $25 million reward for drug cartel figure 'Pelón' Sinopec boosts Russian oil imports as Iran war disrupts supply South Korea to restart railway project toward North Korea Caitlin Clark avoids suspension as WNBA rescinds technical foul (Photo credit: Kamil Krzaczynski-Imagn Images) Caitlin Clark won't be suspended for her eighth technical of the season, after all. In the third quarter of Saturday's 90-86 win over the Sky in Chicago, the Indiana Fever star was assessed a technical foul for making contact with an official. That was her eighth technical of the season. By rule, an eighth technical foul triggers an automatic one-game suspension. The Fever's next game is Tuesday at home against the New York Liberty (19-13), who trail Indiana (20-12) by one game in the standings. However, the WNBA rescinded the technical less than two hours after the game, per an ESPN report. With 1:06 to play in the third Saturday, Clark was called for a foul after running into an official as she passed the ball before running out of bounds along the baseline. The official blew the play dead and called the technical. But the Sky's Natasha Cloud appeared bump and ride Clark's hip, forcing her out of bounds. Following Clark's technical, Fever coach Stephanie White received one, as well, for arguing the call. 'My tech was for saying 'that's bulls--t,' even though I heard the F-bomb the whole f--ing game,' White said. After the game but before the league rescinded the technical, crew chief Maj Forsberg explained that the official 'deemed that Clark intentionally made contact; therefore, a technical foul was assessed.' Clark finished with 26 points and made 5 of 6 from 3-point land. --Field Level Media Caitlin Clark avoids suspension as WNBA rescinds technical foul Caitlin Clark avoids suspension as WNBA rescinds technical foul Field Level Media 9th August 2026, 12:55 GMT+11 (Photo credit: Kamil Krzaczynski-Imagn Images) Caitlin Clark won't be suspended for her eighth technical of the season, after all. In the third quarter of Saturday's 90-86 win over the Sky in Chicago, the Indiana Fever star was assessed a technical foul for making contact with an official. That was her eighth technical of the season. By rule, an eighth technical foul triggers an automatic one-game suspension. The Fever's next game is Tuesday at home against the New York Liberty (19-13), who trail Indiana (20-12) by one game in the standings. However, the WNBA rescinded the technical less than two hours after the game, per an ESPN report. With 1:06 to play in the third Saturday, Clark was called for a foul after running into an official as she passed the ball before running out of bounds along the baseline. The official blew the play dead and called the technical. But the Sky's Natasha Cloud appeared bump and ride Clark's hip, forcing her out of bounds. Following Clark's technical, Fever coach Stephanie White received one, as well, for arguing the call. 'My tech was for saying 'that's bulls--t,' even though I heard the F-bomb the whole f--ing game,' White said. After the game but before the league rescinded the technical, crew chief Maj Forsberg explained that the official 'deemed that Clark intentionally made contact; therefore, a technical foul was assessed.'Discover moreJournalism Training CoursesInternational Affairs ReportOnline News Archive Clark finished with 26 points and made 5 of 6 from 3-point land. --Field Level Media Discover moreHeadline News SummariesInvestingNews Subscription ServiceUrgent News NotificationsNews Video ContentExecutive BranchBreaking News AlertsTV Networks & Stations Vivek Ramaswamy's family bodyguard held on drug trafficking chargesA bodyguard employed by a private security firm and hired by Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy was charged with distributing narcotics late last monthBig News NetworkUndoDonald Trump Jr, Bettina Anderson hold intimate Bahamas wedding with family and friendsBig News NetworkUndo"We bow to and accept verdict of people": MK Stalin concedes defeat in Tamil Nadu Assembly electionsBig News NetworkUndoBitten by a snake in NM's backcountry? 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