Sophie Cunningham shows her love for Caitlin Clark with personalized arrival outfit … Hours after slamming refs

Sophie Cunningham remained back Caitlin Clark While she arrived for the Indiana Fever collision against the Las Vegas ACES – This time with her outfit choices.

The 28-year-old was put into the spotlight this week Arudged her fever teammate by tackling Connecticut Sun Star Jacy Sheldon at the court on Tuesday evening.

Five days later, and the fever are back in action in Sin City, where Cunningham again proved whose side she stands.

The 6-foot-1 basketball star chose to give a nod to Clark after the controversial week of controversy and arrived in a T-Mobile area in a flodige white ‘Tres Leches’ T-shirt.

The shirt, Sold by Barrstool Sportsis a nod to Cunningham, Clark and teammate Lexie Hull and the name that their trio has earned.

Cunningham arrived in Indiana during the low season after he was traded by the Phoenix Mercury and seemed to immediately bind with Clark and Hull, which confirmed their posse.

Sophie Cunningham supported Caitlin Clark again on Sunday – this time with her outfit choice

The 28-year-old took the James Sheldon van de Zon out of revenge for an attack on Clark

She was wearing a ‘Tre Leches’ T-shirt from Barrstool, which shows her, Clark and teammate Lexie Hull

Fans picked up their friendship and began to call them the ‘Tres Leches’, which means the three milk.

Cunningham’s outfit choice only comes a few hours after they Save to the WNBA referees In an attempt to justify her actions during Tuesday’s collision against the sun.

“I am not focused on the out -of -school activities,” said Cunningham in practice on Saturday. ‘And you know what only part of the game was. I think the referees had a lot to do with that.

‘It was now an accumulation of those who did not protect the star player of the Wnba. And so at the end of the day I will protect my teammates. That’s what I do. And I am a team player, so it’s all good. ‘

Farm coach Stephanie White reflected that sentiment and said that the referees were missing ‘control’ of the game and that ‘we knew this would happen’ in the first quarter.

Clark was aware of Sheldon from Connecticut, who was previously caught in a heated exchange with the fever guard, before Marina Mabrey hit the ground at a violent moment that led outrage.

Mabrey escaped with only technical, while Sheldon got a flagrant 1. But Cunningham did not let it slide.

With 46.1 seconds to the game, Cunningham wrapped her arms around Sun Guard Sheldon’s head and pulled her to the ground in a revenge act after her fault at Clark.

Cunningham received revenge after Clark had pushed on the ground by Marina Mabrey (left)

Clark and Cunningham are friends and the last one is known to defend her teammate

Images that came forward after the game showed that Cunningham also tried to get involved in the first battle between Clark.

In the video, Cunningham – who was out of the game at that time – was a short trying to run to the Fracas before they were intercepted by assistant -coach Austin Kelly.

Kelly then held Cunningham for a few seconds before the incident died.

Cunningham received a fine from the competition after the game, while Mabrey’s technical error (assessed for her push on Clark) was also upgraded to a blatant two error, which came up with a corresponding fine for such a violation.

The tension between Clark and Sheldon had built in the game earlier, because the couple was in a spicy exchange, where the fever star turned off a fleeting message after Sheldon seemed to say: “You can’t do that.”

“I can do what the F *** I want to do,” Clark told Sheldon before he pushed her away. Mabrey also stepped in to give a small push to Clark, although the things did not escalate any further in that situation.