Dijonai Carrington Just Got DESTROYED By Experts for Hitting Caitlin Clark in the EYE INTENTIONALLY

Early in the game, Fever star Caitlyn Clark got poked in the eye by Djoni Carrington of the Connecticut Sun. It was a blatant foul that left Clark with a black eye, but the bigger issue? No foul was called. Not a single whistle, and the outrage has been building ever since.

This morning, I watched the replay again, and it’s clear as day—Carrington’s move looked intentional. Social media exploded, and people are furious. Kathy Engelbert, the WNBA commissioner, is under fire for allowing incidents like this to go unchecked. Fans have had enough. How is it possible that the referees missed such an obvious foul? And even more, how does Carrington not check on Clark after hitting her? It’s a bad look for the WNBA, and fans aren’t holding back their frustration.

Here’s the real problem: not only did the refs fail to call a foul, but it keeps happening to Caitlyn Clark. In the first two months of the season, she was constantly getting hit without calls. This is just the latest example. When you watch the slow-motion replay, it’s even worse. Carrington swats at the ball but follows through directly into Clark’s eye. I don’t know about you, but it sure looks intentional to me.

The backlash is massive, and fans are calling for action. Many are even saying Carrington should be suspended or fined. This is a real test for Kathy Engelbert. She has to address this, or it’s going to fuel the fire even more. Clark is a rising star in the WNBA, and this kind of treatment, especially in the playoffs, is unacceptable.

Even experts like Stephen A. Smith and Dave Portnoy have called out the WNBA and supported Caitlyn Clark. Fans are already talking about how the ratings are going to drop if the Fever get eliminated early. Caitlyn Clark has brought a lot of new viewers to the league, but if things like this keep happening and there’s no accountability, it’s going to drive people away.

Look, the WNBA needs to take this seriously. When your biggest draw is getting fouled like this and no action is taken, it’s not a good sign for the league. If this isn’t addressed, you can expect more people to stop watching. It’s that simple.