DiJonai Carrington takes a dig at the question she was asked after the Caitlin Clark eye poke incident on her Instagram live ...

Both Caitlin Clark and DiJonai Carrington addressed the infamous eye poke from Sunday's WNBA first-round playoff game between ...

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

WNBA couple NaLyssa Smith and DiJonai Carrington unintentionally recreated a moment involving Caitlin Clark from this year's playoffs during a live video where they were cooking in the kitchen.

For her, it was just an off shooting night. Was it a foul? Probably. But it also was a basketball play. It was a competitor ...

Following the poke, Clark only made one shot for the rest ... and teams are more aggressive. "This is playoff basketball, and we've got to be able to handle when it gets chaotic," head coach ...

As playoff basketball goes, things get intense and physical ... This is what she told the media about the accidental eye poke: “Obviously, got me pretty good in the eye. I don’t think it ...

The Indiana Fever suffered a 93-69 defeat to the Connecticut Sun on Sunday, which means that Indiana must win two consecutive ...

(NewsNation) — USA Today columnist Christine Brennan is the target of the WNBA Players Association over a question Brennan posed over the eye poke that rookie star Caitlin Clark suffered in a playoff ...

The Fever dropped Game 1 against the Sun in a 24-point blowout, but on top of that, Clark struggled after taking an accidental poke to the eye from DiJonai Carrington. Yet, given the narrative ...

The poke was not called a foul, as play continued on the other side of the court. The Fever called a timeout when they got possession back, and her teammates ran to help her up and off the court.

For her, it was just an off shooting night. Was it a foul? Probably. But it also was a basketball play. It was a competitor trying to make a play on the ball ahead of a pass. At one point during ...