Two days after the Chicago Sky's controversial 71-70 loss to the Indiana Fever, the team has finally addressed the most talked-about play from that game: Chennedy Carter's upgraded flagrant foul on rookie Caitlin Clark. Head coach Teresa Weatherspoon released a statement saying she discussed the incident with Carter and that while the physical play was an effort to win, Carter's actions were inappropriate and not representative of the team's values. Weatherspoon stated that Carter understands there are better ways to handle such situations, and the team will learn and grow from this experience.
During the game, Carter shoved Clark to the ground without the ball in play, resulting in a personal foul that was later upgraded to a flagrant-1 by the WNBA. Neither Carter nor Angel Reese, who skipped post-game interviews, commented on the incident immediately after the game. As a result, Reese was fined $1,000 for violating the WNBA's media policy, while the Sky organization received a $5,000 fine.
On Monday, both Carter and Reese addressed the media together. Carter expressed no regrets about her actions, while Reese stated her willingness to play the role of a villain if necessary. Despite the negative attention surrounding the incident, Carter claimed to have no complaints. The Sky's next game is against the New York Liberty on Tuesday night.
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