Video evidence suggests Dijonai Carrington may have intentionally hit Caitlin Clark

[Mosby]

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Looks pretty intentional to me. Especially how she curled her hand so her pointed nails raked Caitlins face.

[dchill]

1. No accident.

[PittBlue]

2. She has done so much for the sport and they hate her.

What a shame.

[Dr. Strange]

3. Can't tell for sure if it's intentional.

But I think the WNBA probably needs to have their Player Safety moment, and consider things like disallowing long fingernails. This seems very risky.

[ProfessorGAC]

4. Very Questionable

It doesn't look like a typical swiping action of a block attempt.
Intentional or not, how could a foul not be called. She made contact with her face, long after the pass was gone.

[hawkeye21]

5. Clark was targeted all season.

And the WNBA, that nobody had even heard of, stood by and watched all . . . season . . . long.

Clark was literally bulldozed on many occasions, and fouls usually weren't even called. If the same acts had occurred on the sidewalk, the perpetrators would have been guilty of assault and battery.

The WNBA desperately needs Caitlin Clark. Clark does not need the WNBA.

But Clark, at 22 years old, showed incredible maturity and grace in taking the best shots the WNBA thugs could come up with and never backed down or made excuses. She just kept playing basketball.

I hate the WNBA's racist, thug style, but I love Caitlin Clark's basketball skill, so I tolerate the former so I can continue to appreciate the latter.

[ProfessorGAC]

6. The NBA Cleaned That Up After The 90s

The WNBA needs to follow. It's not fun basketball to watch.