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"She also did this to Angel and Raven", "Never beating the allegations" - WNBA Fans Rip Into Caitlin Clark For Ignoring Tyasha Harris on High Five


WNBA star Caitlin Clark is under the fans' microscope after what happened between her and Tyasha Harris. On Sunday, the Indiana Fever suffered their fifth loss of the 2026 season against the New York Liberty, 83-75. During the game, Harris gestured for a high five as Clark made her way back onto the court.

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Knicks Fans Furious as Trump's Attendance Reportedly Ends Game 3 Watch Party Plans Around MSG


Ahead of Game 3 of the New York Knicks vs. San Antonio Spurs series on Sunday, NBA fans got disheartening news from the New York Police Department. According to the news, there will be no watch parties outside of Madison Square Garden due to the attendance of President Donald Trump.

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