The WNBA Is Reviewing a Controversial Moment From the Fever-Aces Playoff Game Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White is facing a fine from the WNBA. Athlon Sports Stephanie White Handed $500 WNBA Punishment For How She Reacted Over a Decision Involving Lexie Hull The series finale between the Las Vegas Aces and the Indiana Fever was always going to be close,

Fever fans weren't happy after Caitlin Clark got hit in the mouth, began bleeding, and referees didn't call a foul.

Caitlin Clark played O.K. in the Fever’s do-or-die elimination game. The league’s four-time MVP, A’ja Wilson, played better.

Olivia Miles found herself in the hot seat during the Lynx’s Game 2 loss to the New York Liberty. Olivia Miles’ storybook regular season ran straight into a wall once the playoffs hit.

Indiana survived the final minutes without Caitlin Clark, and the officiating crew offered an explanation for the call that ended her night.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark reacted to a foul not being called after the Las Vegas Aces player made her bleed in their loss.

Caitlin Clark came one technical foul shy of a suspension during the regular season. Her first of the playoffs ignited the Fever against the Aces.

Minnesota’s postseason ended with a sweep, and a foul involving Breanna Stewart added another difficult moment to Olivia Miles’ night.

Angel Reese received a technical foul during the Atlanta Dream's game against the Washington Mystics.