Marina Mabrey and the Connecticut Sun have had an ugly start to the 2025 WNBA season, falling to 2-10 through the first 12 games. On Friday, the Sun looked to end a four-game losing streak, taking ...

Marina Mabrey and the Connecticut Sun have had an ugly start to the 2025 WNBA season, falling to 2-10 through the first 12 games. On Friday, the Sun looked to end a four-game losing streak, taking ...

The Fever’s Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham, as well as the Sun’s Marina Mabrey, Jacy Sheldon, Tina Charles and Lindsay Allen all had various roles in several scraps between the two sides ...

After Clark pushed Sheldon away from her, the reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year was sent flying to the floor on a tough check from Sun forward Marina Mabrey.

Since Clark joined the WNBA, her debut game on May 14, 2024, against the Sun alone drew 2.1 million viewers, making it the most-watched WNBA game in 23 years. According to ESPN, Indiana's victory ...

Fans and analysts were in disbelief that Mabrey wasn't ejected. CBS Sports' Davis Eickolt posted, "Marina Mabrey being allowed to stay in the game further proves how big of a joke WNBA officials are.

On the other hand, Marina Mabrey of Connecticut did not have the best of nights, finishing with six points and eight rebounds. However, she and Clark were involved in a controversial dispute that ...

The fracas started after Sun guard Jacy Sheldon's hand made contact with Clark's eye during play. Clark and Sheldon—who jawed at each other all night —exchanged quick shoves before Mabrey ...

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Sheldon gave Clark a shove and the two teams scuffled at midcourt, with Sun guard Marina Mabrey knocking Clark to the floor, at which point players and officials quickly worked to split up the fray.

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