Caitlin Clark laid out by Alyssa Thomas in Fever's win over Sun

hello viewers welcome back to talking TV in tonight's Spotlight we turn our attention to the Indiana fever's Rising Star Caitlyn Clark the rookie Phenom has been making waves in the WNBA and Wednesday night was no different Clark not only set a new WNBA rookie record but also demonstrated her resilience on the court the fever faced off against the Connecticut sun in a heated matchup and the third quarter was particularly intense Clark was chasing a sun player when she was met with a hard pick from Connecticut Center Alyssa Thomas the Collision sent Clark crashing to the floor after coming into contact with Thomas's shoulder the referees quickly called an offensive foul on Thomas but it was ruled as a common foul nothing more this incident adds to the physicality Clark has endured this season she's no stranger to rough plays especially against the Chicago Sky earlier in the season chendi Carter delivered a check that sent Clark to the ground a play later upgraded to a flagrant foul by the WNBA and if that wasn't enough in another game against the Scot Angel Reese struck Clark in the head while attempting a block resulting in yet another flagrant foul both Carter and Reese defended their actions claiming they were making basketball plays but Clark has taken these hits and kept pushing forward on the bright side Clark made history in the first quarter breaking the WNBA rookie single season record for most three-pointers she nailed a stepb back 26-footer over djai Carrington solidifying her place in the record books despite the physical play Clark's determination and skill continue to shine through the fever capitalized on her momentum and secured a hard-fought victory over the sun 84 to 80 this win brings Indiana to a 15 to6 record currently placing them seventh in the WNBA standings that's all for today's update on talking TV don't forget to like subscribe and hit the notification Bell to stay up toate with the latest sports news thank you for watching and we'll see you in the next video