VIDEO: Shocking new courtside camera footage with audio shows Jacy Sheldon and Marina Mabrey attacking and verbally abusing Caitlin Clark at Sun-Fever game. Fans can’t sit still anymore…/hi
VIDEO: Shocking New Courtside Camera Angle With Audio Emerges Of Jacy Sheldon & Marina Mabrey Violently Attacking Caitlin Clark At Sun-Fever Game
A new courtside camera angle has emerged of the fouls Jacy Sheldon and Marina Mabrey committed on Caitlin Clark during Tuesday’s testy game between the Connecticut Sun and Indiana Fever.
Things got heated between the two clubs in the second half, beginning with Caitlin Clark drawing a foul late in the third quarter after Sheldon poked her in the eye. As the two exchanged some words, Mabrey came in and delivered a cheap shot to Clark from behind:
Another camera angle from courtside (with some audio) has been released, showing a close-up look of the foul and the commotion that followed:
Tensions would grow even higher from there, with Sophie Cunningham putting Sheldon in a chokehold during her drive to the basket. That led to a scuffle between the two teams, with Cunningham, Sheldon and Connecticut guard Lindsay Allen all getting ejected:
Per ESPN’s Alexa Philippou, Mabrey’s technical foul on Caitlin Clark was later upgraded to a flagrant two, meaning she’ll receive a fine. Cunningham was also fined an undisclosed amount for her foul.
The Fever got the last laugh by cruising to an 88-71 victory. Caitlin Clark led the way for the home team 20 points, six rebounds and two assists, with Kelsey Mitchell (17 points) and Natasha Howard (16 points) also contributing aplenty offensively.
Caitlin Clark’s Fever & Jacy Sheldon’s Sun Meet Again On July 15
Caitlin Clark and Jacy Sheldon (Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images)
For those anxiously awaiting the next matchup, the Fever and Sun will next meet on July 15 at Mohegan Sun Arena. That will be the third of four regular-season meetings, with their season series concluding on Aug. 17 (that game will also be at Mohegan Sun Arena).
After losing to the Golden State Valkyries on Thursday night, the Fever fell back to .500 (6-6) through 12 games. Clark and company will look to rebound when they visit the struggling 5-6 Las Vegas Aces on Sunday
