Caitlin Clark seemingly told the Storm to 'stop crying' at the end of a tense game
During Sunday's Indiana Fever and Seattle Storm game, things got tense between the team's two coaches right at the end of the contest.
Fever coach Christie Sides and Storm coach Noelle Quinn had words on the sideline at the end of the fourth quarter, presumably over Indiana not pulling its starters after Seattle did as the game got out of hand for the Storm.
Well, Fever rookie guard Caitlin Clark looked to share her two cents about the ordeal as the Gainbridge Fieldhouse Jumbotron showed Clark seemingly telling the Storm to "stop crying" as a couple of their players got involved in the passionate Sides and Quinn conversation.
Caitlin Clark telling the Seattle storm roster to stop crying 🔥🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/0jZr54MQld
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Clark got in trouble with a technical foul during Sunday's win, and she'll have to be careful about this kind of sideline taunting as she's getting closer and closer to the amount of technical fouls that would warrant an unnecessary game suspension.
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