Fans BLASTING Caitlin Clark Teammate After Indiana Fever’s Fourth-Straight Loss. They to talk about how Aliyah Boston is really having a bad season. The Internet Has NO Reason To BLAME Clark After She Had Another Great Game, BUT Team Still LOST.

Caitlin Clark failed to pick up her first WNBA win on Monday night as the Indiana Fever lost in the final seconds to the Connecticut Sun. The final score was 88-84.

The Fever fall to 0-4 on the season and the Sun move to 3-0. Clark had another great game, scoring 17 points on 5 of 11 shooting to go along with three rebounds and five assists. She left the game briefly due to injury in the first half but returned after halftime.

The Fever had a chance to tie the game late, but Aliyah Boston missed an open layup with six seconds left which ultimately sealed the Fever’s fate.

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A clip of Boston’s missed layup was posted on social media by Clutch Points.

“Aliyah Boston misses the game-tying layup.  Indiana Fever fall to the Connecticut Sun 88-84 and move to 0-4 on the season.”

Fans were not happy with this final play by Boston and took to social media to blast her for it.

“Arena sold out to see Caitlin Clark, and they gave the ball to Aliyah Boston to miss a lay up. WNBA back in the mud, look how Caitlin Clark’s dad lookin at y’all”

“Aliyah Boston with the game on the line”

“Aliyah Boston is terrible”

“We need to talk about how Aliyah Boston is really having a bad season. Clear sophomore slump. Fever lose again as expected.”

“Aliyah Boston costing her team a win is insane!! They should have drawn up a play for Clark but that would have been too obvious. The refs calling that foul on that fake Lebron Flop was ridiculous as well.” 

“Average Aliyah Boston layup attempt”

Caitlin Clark BENCHED, Called For 2 SUSPECT Fouls Less Than 5 mins Into WNBA Debut | Indiana Fever.

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Caitlin Clark’s dazzling court entrance sets tone for WNBA debut with unique flair

The Indiana Fever were the visiting team against the Connecticut Sun on Tuesday night, but Caitlin Clark seemed to be playing right at home with the support of the crowd.

The WNBA rookie was all smiles during warmups ahead of her official league debut.

Clark shows off rapport with Fever teammates

Thousands of fans packed Mohegan Arena to get a glimpse of the star for the first sold-out game of the season.

In a clever moment under the spotlight, when Clark was introduced as a Fever starter, the 22-year-old played a hand of “rock, paper, scissors”, showcasing her good nature and fun relationship with her teammates.

Indiana Fever have long road ahead

The Fever, who have been struggling during recent years in the WNBA, are hoping that the arrival of Clark will catapult them into a prominent spot in the league rankings.

Indiana hasn’t made the playoffs since 2016, and their only WNBA title came in 2012, so they are in dire need of a strong season, especially now that the nation’s eyes are on the team.

Clark is expected to continue her stand-out performances with the Fever, not only showcasing her 3-point skills, but giving her teammates equal opportunity to shine.

Her teammate, NaLyssa Smith, has high hopes for the team success, telling the media recently that “Everybody’s gonna have to be guarded and respected this year I think, and that’s gonna be the great part about us. Everybody can score, whether you’re at the one through the five, everybody can score the ball and it’s going to open up a little bit for me and [Aliyah Boston] because we have so many great shooters on the outside.”