Indianapolis Fever Coach Christie Sides Pulled Caitlin Clark from Game Preventing Her from Breaking WNBA Record

Fever coach Christie Sides pulled Caitlin Clark from game preventing her from breaking WNBA record. 

Caitlin Clark of the Indianapolis Fever was one rebound away of becoming the first rookie in WNBA history with a triple double.  Then late in the game, the Fever’s coach Christie Sides pulled Clark from the game.

Sides is one of the worst coaches in history.  This move showed her ignorance or her resentment.

Clark is number one on the team in steals, number three in rebounds, and number three in blocks, but Sides removed her from the game.  Players kept in the game like Erica Wheeler, Kristy Wallace and Kelcy Mitchell are horrible on defense and way behind Clark in steals, rebounds and blocks.

Sides pulled Clark even though she was one rebound away of making history.  Sides either hates Clark with envy or she’s the dumbest coach in history or both.

Caitlin Clark today:

15 PTS
12 AST
9 REB

Was one rebound shy of being the first WNBA rookie in history to get a triple double pic.twitter.com/r3Ndk2m9L5

— Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod (@big_business_) June 30, 2024

Clark is one of only three women in the league to lead to be in the top 20 in five categories. Yet, Clark didn’t make the Olympic team?

The only WNBA players this season ranking in the top 20 in PPG • RPG • APG • SPG • BPG:

Caitlin Clark
Napheesa Collier
Breanna Stewart pic.twitter.com/5RG5kjoahb

— StatMamba (@StatMamba) June 29, 2024

Yesterday, Clark went into Arizona and with her ragtag of a team and terrible coach, beat three women who are on the Olympic team (Grandma Taurasi, Brittney Griner, and Kayleah Copper).

Copper is one of the rudest women to ever interview after a game in the WNBA.

I’ve watched this about 10 times already cause Kahleah Copper really hit this reporter with all of the and-the-chicken-better-be-thawed-by-the-time-I-get-home energy pic.twitter.com/z9yQSmCUTK

— Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) June 10, 2024

When Clark left yesterday’s game, the Phoenix crowd of 17,000 cheered for her in appreciation.  The fans know Clark is way ahead of the rest of the players in the WNBA.  They see greatness. Wherever Clark goes, she has sellout crowds and record-setting viewership.

A standing ovation from the Phoenix crowd as Caitlin Clark walks off following her near triple-double performance #WelcometotheW pic.twitter.com/9CIjDEsQUs

— WNBA (@WNBA) June 30, 2024

Too bad the league, the coaches, the players, her team and her coach are too envious to admire Clark’s greatness like the people across this country do.