
WATCH: Caitlin Clark gets slammed to the floor by Marina Mabrey and what proceeded is a WNBA disaster class
If you’re still pretending WNBA players aren’t actively targeting Caitlin Clark every single game, I don’t know what to tell you. Monday night against the Sun was just the latest disgusting display of what has become business as usual: beat the hell out of Caitlin Clark and dare the refs to do anything about it.
This time, it wasn’t just a hard foul. It wasn’t just a cheap shot. It was Marina Mabrey coming in shoulder-first and decking Clark to the hardwood during a dead ball, and somehow—somehow—she didn’t get ejected. What are we even doing?
WATCH: Cheap shot on Caitlin Clark part 100
Kick Marina Maybrey outta the league. pic.twitter.com/SHR90jUbJO
— Dave Portnoy (@stoolpresidente) June 18, 2025
Did you like my Play-By-Play? If so I think you all should advocate me to the be the new Caitlin Clark Play-By-Play broadcaster.
Let’s backtrack for a second. Late second quarter, Clark gets mugged by Jacy Sheldon, who’s been hanging on her all night like a backpack. No whistle. Clark clearly had enough, gave Sheldon a little shove after the play and started walking away.
Enter Marina Mabrey, who inserts herself in a situation she had no business being in, and gives Clark a little shove herself. Okay, whatever. Cooler heads prevail—for now.
Then the third quarter happens.
Sheldon pokes Caitlin in the damn eye while playing defense. Finally, a whistle. Clark—rightfully pissed—says something back. A few more words are exchanged, and then all hell breaks loose. That’s when Marina Mabrey comes flying in out of nowhere and shoulder-checks Clark to the floor like it’s the NHL.
And the punishment for all that? A technical for Mabrey. A technical for Clark. A technical for Tina Charles. And Sheldon gets her foul upgraded to a flagrant.
That’s it.
We Only Watch for Caitlin Clark
This isn’t just about one play. This is the WNBA’s credibility crumbling in real-time. You want the ticket sales? You want the ratings boost? You want the merch sales and the packed arenas? Then protect the one reason people are watching.
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You let Marina Mabrey stay in that game after that? You’re sending a message loud and clear: it’s open season on Caitlin Clark. And we’re supposed to just sit here and keep tuning in?
Absolutely not. We only watch for Caitlin Clark. And if this league keeps letting her get assaulted without consequence, the WNBA is going to fumble the biggest bag it’s ever had.




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