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The WNBA has rescinded a technical foul given to Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark during Saturday's 90-86 win over the Chicago Sky. That was going to be her eighth technical foul ...

Angel Reese rivalry produced another dramatic chapter Sunday, but this time the biggest talking point came from the officials. Late in overtime, Clark was called for a controversial foul on Atlanta ...

The Sophie Cunningham and DiJonai Carrington saga has started to cool down a bit since the August 8 incident. But the conversation surrounding it has hardly disappeared.

If there's been one significant storyline across the WNBA this season, it may just be officiating. Close eyes follow referees across any sport, but with a growing number of foul controversies ...

The suspension would be a huge blow for the Dream, who are fighting for a top-four playoff seed ...

Angel Reese is likely thanking her lucky stars right about now, considering the WNBA rescinded the technical foul she received The Touched By An Angel: Reese Not Suspended After WNBA Rescinds Technica ...

Caitlin Clark's technical foul against the Chicago Sky was rescinded hours after the game, sparing her a one-game suspension for the Indiana Fever.

Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese has avoided a one-game suspension after the WNBA rescinded her latest technical foul, according to Doug Feinberg of the Associated Press.

The WNBA rescinded the technical foul that Dream forward Angel Reese picked up Friday against Portland, meaning she remains at seven on the season and will not be suspended for Sunday's game against ...

The Indiana Fever immediately appealed Caitlin Clark's eighth technical foul of the season. The WNBA quickly rescinded the technical foul, keeping Clark's total at seven. Clark will not be suspended ...

Charles Barkley says WNBA players dislike Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham, blaming a mix of jealousy, race, and sexuality for the hostility.