Clark threw her hands in the air, swung a fist through the air and wore a bewildered look as she sought out the officials to find out why she didn’t get the call that would’ve sent her to the free-throw line with a chance to win the game by sinking all three attempts.

Natasha Cloud already knows how to stop Caitlin Clark ... This surge in merchandise sales highlights her growing popularity and the increasing commercial appeal of the WNBA. Despite her significant contributions to the league's financial success ...

Fans are calling for the WNBA to investigate the referees they believe robbed the Indiana Fever against the New York Liberty.

The Indiana Fever went toe-to-toe with the defending WNBA champion New York Liberty on Saturday. While coming out on the losing end of the 90-88 game, the Fever proved they belong in the league's upper-tier with their strong game against the WNBA's best team.

Cloud, who played for the Phoenix Mercury last season, was traded twice this offseason, ultimately landing with the defending champions. Considered one of the best guards in the league, Natasha Clould made back-to-back defensive plays to seal the win for her team.

Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White criticized WNBA referees after a controversial no-call involving Caitlin Clark and questioned the league's officiating system.

There are two undefeated teams, the New York Liberty and Minnesota Lynx, while the Chicago Sky, Connecticut Sun and Dallas Wings are still winless.

Natasha Cloud is already feeling at home with the New York Liberty after her first two games of the season. Cloud led the Liberty in scoring on Thursday in their 99-74 win over the Chicago Sky.