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A heated moment in the WNBA has sparked widespread discussion after rookie player Kate Martin publicly called for disciplinary action following an alleged incident involving Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark during a recent game.

According to Martin, Angel Reese struck Caitlin Clark in the head in what she described as an unsportsmanlike act. The play, which went unpenalized in real time, quickly went viral on social media, prompting passionate reactions from fans and players alike.

Speaking after the game, Martin urged the WNBA’s organizing committee to review the footage using VAR (Video Assistant Referee) technology and consider disciplinary measures.

“We have to eliminate the dirty elements if we want to keep the game clean,” Martin stated firmly. Her comments were met with both support and criticism, as debate swirled around whether the contact in question was intentional or simply part of the physical nature of professional basketball.

The WNBA has not yet issued a formal statement regarding the incident, but insiders suggest the league may review the play in accordance with standard post-game protocols.

This situation comes at a time when tensions are high and the league is experiencing increased visibility, especially surrounding rising stars like Clark, Reese, and Martin. As the conversation continues to unfold, many are watching closely to see how the WNBA will respond—and what it could mean for the culture of accountability and sportsmanship within the league.