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Indiana Fever’s star, Sophie Cunningham, was seen having a close discussion with a police woman during the victory of the team’s playoffs against Atlanta’s dream on Thursday night in Atlanta.
With just over four remaining minutes in the last quarter and the dream leading for six, the dream player Odyssey Sims suffered an injury, which caused a time of waiting for injuries. During that waiting time, Cunningham walked to the central court, with the phenomenon of the Wnba Caitlin Clark following him closely.
There, Atlanta’s police woman met them and seemed to tell them that they backed away, with a gesture. Cunningham did not go back until after exchanging words with the police, before going back seconds later.
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Later, Cunningham changed a photo of the meeting with the police on social networks with the legend, “this is an aura.”
Even with Cunningham and Clark during the year, the fever won the game and the series to advance in the WNBA playoffs. The team will now face Las Vegas Aces in the next round.
Caitlin Clark, former Faver teammate, Dewanna Bonner, has a burning exchange during the game
Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark of Indiana fever react from the bank in the second quarter against Phoenix Mercury in Gainbridge Fieldhouse on July 30, 2025 in Indianapolis. (Dylan Buell/Getty Images)
But the fever will have to move forward in its search for playoffs without its two bigger stars In Cunningham and Clark, since they will not return this season.
Even so, the cameras are likely to be in the two stars on the sidelines often while the team is still playing.
Cunningham and Clark have been a frequent focus of the transmission cameras and the media attention during the team’s playoffs race while they remained off due to an injury.
Indiana’s fever guard, Caitlin Clark, smiles while looking at the team’s bank after making a pass to the basket that led to a score in the second half of a WNBA basketball match against the Dallas Wings on Sunday, September 1, 2024, in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/Tony Gutiérrez)
During game 2 against sleep earlier this week, Clark and Cunningham became viral after making a demonstrative gesture for officials, protesting that a dream player should be called to travel.
Later in the game, when officials called a trip in Atlanta, Clark was seen imitating the gesture again, playfully.
