Caitlin Clark was poked in the eye and shoved to the floor during the Indiana Fever's intense 88-71 win over the Connecticut ...

Duke superstar Cooper Flagg suffered a brief scare early in Sunday’s game against No. 9 Baylor when he took a swipe across the face from an opposing player while the ball was loose and got poked ...

Caitlin Clark fell to the ground in pain 90 seconds into the game after she was poked in the right eye by Sun guard DiJonai Carrington on Sunday.

Clark was poked in the eye by Carrington in the first quarter of Sunday's loss, leaving behind bruising. That bruising was nearly gone during media availability Tuesday. " [It] feels good.

Brunson drew heavy criticism for the play, especially when other angles of the eye poke circulated online. The angles appeared to show Brunson going out of his way to make the poking motion on ...

Did DiJonai Carrington poke Caitlin Clark in the eye intentionally during Sunday's playoff game? That's what some people are wondering.

The latest videos from Fox 59A poke to the eye, a technical foul, and countless clock malfunctions to sum up Fever playoff-opener vs. Sun ...

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 ...

The Fever's Caitlin Clark got poked in the first quarter, developed a black and shot poorly in playoffs vs Sun ...

The most dramatic incident in Tuesday's game came in the third quarter when Clark was poked in the eye by Sheldon, 24.

Duke superstar Cooper Flagg suffered a brief scare early in Sunday’s game against No. 9 Baylor when he took a swipe across the face from an opposing player while the ball was loose and got poked ...