Скачать или смотреть Caitlin Clark & Angel Reese: Flagrant Foul or Fair Play?

In this fiery segment from today’s The Morning Run, Uncle Neely and BiggDog Chico clash over Caitlin Clark’s Flagrant 1 foul on Angel Reese during the Indiana Fever’s dominant 93–58 win over the Chicago Sky on May 17, 2025.

The foul, which occurred in the third quarter, saw Clark chop down on Reese’s arm and knock her to the floor. Officials reviewed the play and upgraded it to a Flagrant 1 for excessive contact. The play also sparked a brief on-court confrontation, resulting in offsetting technical fouls for Reese and Aliyah Boston.

Uncle Neely argues the foul was simply a “good take foul” — a common basketball move to prevent an easy layup — echoing Clark’s own postgame comments: “Nothing malicious about it. Every basketball player knows that.”

BiggDogg Chico strongly disagrees, calling the contact excessive and dangerous. He insists the flagrant call was appropriate, pointing out the WNBA’s responsibility to protect its players and set a precedent against overly aggressive play.

The debate also touches on the broader tension of the Caitlin Clark–Angel Reese rivalry and the surrounding media narratives. The WNBA has since opened an investigation into reports of racist fan comments directed at Reese during the game, reinforcing its “No Space for Hate” initiative.

This segment is a must-watch for anyone following the WNBA, player safety, and the culture-shaping storylines emerging in women’s basketball.

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