The Connecticut Sun Guard, Marina Mabrey, is lost two to four weeks of WNBA action after suffering a left knee injury.
Marina Mabrey of Connecticut Sun is expected to be marked up to four weeks due to a left knee injury, which occurred a few days after it Clash on the court with Caitlin Clark.
Mabrey was on the court for 29 minutes for a loss of 86-83 against Dallas Wings on Friday, where he suffered the injury. Only three days before, Mabrey was found in the thickness of A game heated against Indiana feverwhere Hit Clark on the ground After Jacy Sheldon’s team eye on WNBA star.
The final minute of the game saw Tempers Flare as a fever guard Sophie Cunningham pulled Sheldon downcausing a fight and multiple expulsions, but no suspensions were delivered. However, Mabrey now faces a frustrating dismissal of at least two weeks injuries.
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A renewed Sun team has significantly had a hard season, reaching only two wins throughout the year and sitting at the bottom of the standings. Despite being one of his prominent performers, with an average of 15.2 points in 13 games, Mabrey’s season has had an unfortunate deviation.
In addition to its inconvenience, the WNBA shake hands with a standard fine after its technical foul on June 17, which was then updated to a blatant 2.
The tension reached a boiling point with less than a minute left when Cunningham collided with Sheldon despite the comfortable lead of Indiana. Sun’s main coach Rachid Meziane tagged Cunningham’s lack of “disrespectful” and “completely stupid”, given the limited time left on the clock.
“I didn’t understand,” said Meziane, bewildered by the old track. “When you win the game by 17 points and you do it, for me, a stupid foul.
“This is only disrespectful and I don’t know how Lindsey (Allen) and Jacy kicked out of the game when they did nothing. For me, it is only disrespectful to do this when you win the game by 17 points. Complete stupid.”
Fever’s title coach Stephanie White did not hide her outrage at WNBA’s office, which she thinks she let the game becoming a lack of favorable as the tensions were increased, a tension he sensed was mounting. Later, the WNBA recognized the errors in dirty calls.
“I think it was quite clear that things were done, right?” White woke up in her postgame observations. “When officials do not receive control of the ball game, when they allow them to happen, and it has been happening all season, all season, it is not only this game, it has been happening all season, this is what happens, not?
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“You have competitive women who are the best in the world they do, right?
“It’s exactly what you expect from fierce competition. So I started talking to the first quarter officials and we knew this would happen.
“You could say it would happen. So they should control it, they should be better. They need to be better.”