WNBA Rescinds Technical Foul Against Caitlin Clark
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WNBA Rescinds Technical Foul Against Caitlin Clark

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The WNBA swiftly reversed a technical foul called on Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark during Saturday's game against the Chicago Sky. The initial call would have resulted in a one-game suspension for the star player.

The technical foul was assessed to Clark during the Fever’s win over the Chicago Sky on Saturday. Had it stood, the technical would have been her eighth of the season, automatically triggering a WNBA rule requiring a one-game suspension. The Associated Press reported that the league quickly rescinded the call.

The reason for the reversal was not explicitly stated in the report, but the quick action prevented Clark from being sidelined for the Fever’s next game.

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