Caitlin Clark's first WNBA playoff ... but on top of that, Clark struggled after taking an accidental poke to the eye from DiJonai Carrington. Yet, given the narrative that has surrounded Clark ...

Both Caitlin Clark and DiJonai Carrington addressed the eye poke from Sunday’s WNBA first-round playoff game between the Indiana Fever and Connecticut Sun. The Sun won the game 93-69 ...

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever found ... During the first half of Game 1 in Connecticut, Clark was poked in the eye by ...

No, DiJonai Carrington's eye poke was not intentional. And yes, Christine Brennan was wrong to ask Carrington if her actions were on purpose. Caitlin Clark provided the final say over Carrington's ...

Carrington's explanation for why she gave Indiana Fever star rookie Caitlin ... Clark, Carrington's well-documented history with her and that oddball hand motion, many viewers assumed that the eye ...

(NewsNation) — Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele tells “Dan Abrams Live” that Christine Brennan was doing her job when she asked ...

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark got honest about a viral photo of her from last month, where her change in physical appearance was apparent.

Caitlin Clark has broken her ... In June, Angel Reese also caught Clark in the head with a swinging forearm, while she was later poked in the eye by the Connecticut Sun's DiJonai Carrington.

This article was originally published on fansided.com as ESPN found a new eye-rolling reason to disrespect Caitlin Clark.