US Edition'It Was Pretty Egregious': Indiana Fever's Steph White on 'Disrespectful' Officiating
- The Indiana Fever narrowly fell 90-88 at home to the reigning WNBA champions, the New York Liberty, in a tightly contested game on Saturday afternoon at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
- The Fever's defeat followed several disputed officiating decisions, including a no-call on Natasha Cloud's defensive play and a foul called on Lexie Hull with 2.2 seconds left.
- Fever coach Stephanie White described the officiating as 'egregious' and noted a significant free-throw discrepancy favoring New York, who took 32 free throws compared to Indiana's 15.
- Sabrina Ionescu sank two free throws after the critical foul call to give the Liberty a final lead with three seconds remaining, and Natasha Cloud's subsequent steal sealed the win.
- The loss dropped the Fever to 2-2 early in the 2025 season and highlighted ongoing concerns about officiating consistency, though the team looks to rebound in upcoming games.
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Meet Caitlin Clark's Boyfriend (1:19) Saturday's loss for the Indiana Fever was a rough one to say the least. Caitlin Clark and her teammates had the reigning WNBA champion New York Liberty on the ropes up until the waning seconds of the game, and even then they had a chance to steal a W.But some questionable officiating deprived the WNBA superstar of a valuable foul and wound up ending the game in a narrow 90-88 loss. Between the situation and …
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