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It’s not unusual for things to get a little heated on the court, and that’s what happened during the Indiana Fever<\/a> and Dallas Wings<\/a> game on Thursday.<\/p>\n During the first half of the matchup, the two got tangled up while fighting for position. Clark was called for a foul, and then Bueckers got slapped with a technical after telling Clark to “calm down.”<\/p>\n Bueckers finished the outing<\/a> with 13 points, while Clark had 10 points and nine assists. But their numbers weren’t the biggest story of the game. Instead, their heated moment is what drew looks.<\/p>\n Because Bueckers got hit with a technical foul, she’ll have to pay a fine unless the WNBA overturns the foul. Bueckers received a technical during a May 22 game against the Atlanta Dream<\/a>, but the WNBA took that one back, so this would mark her first foul of the season.<\/p>\n According to the WNBA’s official rules<\/a>, players are fined $500 for each of their first three technical fouls. So, if this foul is upheld, she’ll have to pay $500 for the moment. The punishment for technical fouls goes up after three fouls, and it’s $1,000 for four through seven. At eight fouls, a player gets hit with a $1,500 fine and a one-game suspension.<\/p>\n Since this would be Bueckers’ first technical of the season, she’s doing pretty well when it comes to foul trouble. Dallas’ next game is Sunday against the Seattle Storm<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nPaige Bueckers could face a $500 fine<\/h2>\n