Caitlin Clark, who is averaging 21.2 points, 4.0 rebounds and 8.2 assists for the Indiana Fever, has a problem: she already has five technical fouls in the 2026 season.
That means Clark is just three technical fouls away from an automatic one-game suspension. Considering that the season is just nearly halfway through, there's a strong possibility that she will reach the limit before the campaign ends.
With that said, Fever All-Star Aliyah Boston has made sure to remind Clark to stop with her antics.
Boston revealed as much on the latest episode of her "Post Moves" podcast with Candace Parker. When the two talked about Clark's latest technical foul, the Fever forward revealed the conversation she had with her teammate.
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To recall, Clark picked up her fifth tech during the Fever's June 22 game against the Phoenix Mercury. In the fourth quarter of the contest, she and DeWanna Bonner got tangled up and things got heated. Clark clapped amid the exchange, prompting the referee to assess her a technical foul for clapping and for instigating.
"We're done. We're done clapping. There's no more claps. There's nothing else to clap about," Boston said of Clark's technical foul.
"I already told her in the Phoenix game. We went in the huddle, this was after I think [Myisha Hines-Allen] got ejected and I was like, 'Guys, we need to log back in.' And I said, 'Caitlin, don't say another word.' I said, 'Do not speak. I don't want to hear one word come out of your mouth because you are not getting another. You are not.'"
Clark certainly needs to be more careful if she wants to avoid getting suspended. While Boston knows she's competitive and passionate, the Fever need her to be on the court to keep competing.
