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The Indiana Fever<\/a> and\u00a0Phoenix Mercury<\/a> were at the center of the\u00a0WNBA\u00a0<\/a>season’s biggest controversy.<\/p>\n Alyssa Thomas\u00a0<\/a>and Caitlin Clark<\/a> were scrambling for a loose ball when the Mercury forward put her fist on Clark’s throat. The referees missed the call, but the league retroactively suspended Thomas for one game with a flagrant 2 foul.<\/p>\n The aftermath of the incident led to death threats\u00a0<\/a>and both Thomas and Fever coach Stephane White to call out the fans<\/a> and the league for not protecting the players.<\/p>\n Now, Clark has also shared her two cents on the controversial foul call.<\/p>\n \u201cI know what you guys are going to ask, and I did think it was a flagrant foul,\u201d Clark told Forbes’ Tony East. \u201c…I don\u2019t really think it was up for debate. Obviously, it wasn\u2019t called in real time, but if you go back and watch the clip, I think it was pretty straightforward.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote><\/div>\nCaitlin Clark gives her thoughts on controversy<\/h2>\n
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