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During a recent Indiana Fever game against the Chicago Sky, a dramatic incident occurred when Angel Reese accidentally hit Caitlin Clark with an elbow near the basket, causing the ball to fly into the stands. Fortunately, Katie Ledecky’s uncle, Jon Ledecky, who is also a co-owner of the New York Islanders, was in attendance and almost got hit by the ball. However, Michael Ledecky, Katie’s brother, managed to bat the ball away from his uncle, preventing any harm. The incident was captured on video and shared on social media by USA Today columnist Christine Brennan.

Despite the commotion caused by the foul, Reese maintained that it was just a normal basketball play and nothing more. She expressed frustration with the referees’ calls during the game, suggesting that some players may receive preferential treatment. On the other hand, Clark downplayed the incident, acknowledging that such plays are a part of the game and focusing on making her free throws.

The Fever went on to secure a 91-83 victory over the Sky, marking their second win against the team this season. The game was filled with intense moments and controversial calls, making it a topic of discussion among fans and analysts. As the players reflected on the game, it was evident that emotions were running high on both sides.

Overall, the incident involving Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark served as a reminder of the physicality and competitiveness of professional sports. While conflicts and disagreements are common in athletics, it is essential for players to maintain sportsmanship and respect for their opponents. As the season progresses, teams will continue to face challenges and obstacles, but it is how they handle these situations that will ultimately define their success.

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