Caitlin Clark’s new teammate from Indiana Fever is brutally pushed to the ground twice in a brutal way

Indiana Fonds star Sophie Cunningham was on the receiving side of a brutal treatment by the Washington Mystics in the first previous season match of her Wnba season.

The fever played without a star Caitlin ClarkThat was absent because of a slight injury that was described as ‘a little tightness’ in her left leg.

So it was Cunningham that led the road to Indiana. However, she did not do this without a little bruises.

In the second quarter, Cunningham fought for a rebound with Mystics Rookie Kiki Iriafen.

Iriafen let her arm wrap around Cunningham’s torso and then threw her on the floor when the ball got away from them.

Cameras immediately raised Cunningham again and bark to Iriafen: “You don’t do a mother.”

Sophie Cunningham was thrown by Kiki Iriafen to the ground in a WNBA game for the season

Caitlin Clark from Indiana did not play the game on Saturday due to ‘tightness’ in her left leg

Cunningham got the last smile and led the fever with 21 points in their overtime victory

Iriafen, a Rookie from USC, was hit with a flagrant error for her indiscretion.

That was not the only time that Cunningham hit the deck as a result of the aggression and the competitiveness of a Washington player.

She was too Pushed to the ground by Mystics Guard Brittney Sykes. This time it was Cunningham’s teammate Dewanna Bonner who defended her – screaming against the opponent for the fault.

At the end of the game it was Cunningham who had the last smile.

Although she came from the bank, she shot an impressive 6-out-11-out and scored a team-high 21 points alongside eight rebounds and two assists in a 79-74 Overtime victory.

Sykes led Washington with 18 points and three rebounds. Iriafen only played 16 minutes and scored seven points.