Today, we’re heading all the way to China to talk about Indiana Fever’s own Nelissa Smith, who just got involved in an on-court altercation during an overseas game. Let’s break it all down.
A lot of WNBA players head overseas during the off-season to play in other leagues and earn some extra income. Among them are Indiana Fever players like Kelsey Mitchell and Nelissa Smith, who are currently playing in China.
Now, Fever fans have had mixed feelings about Nelissa. Some don’t think she’s the right fit for the team and want her gone. But right now, she’s grabbing headlines for a different reason.
During a preseason game with her Chinese team, Nelissa was caught in a bit of a scuffle. She was shoved by an opposing player after a three-point shot, and she didn’t take it lightly. She grabbed the ball and threw it back at the player. This unexpected moment is making the rounds online, and fans are sounding off.
Nelissa has also been vocal on her social media account, posting stats from her recent games and responding to fans. She racked up 21 points and 10 rebounds in the game, so she’s been performing well. However, her recent posts have stirred up even more reactions. Some fans are calling her out, while others are showing support. Either way, she’s getting a lot of attention, and she needs to stay focused and avoid further drama while she’s overseas.
In other news, there’s still talk about Caitlyn Clark and whether she’ll join the new Unrivaled league. She’s supposed to finalize her decision by November 20th. But from what I’m hearing, she may just take this offseason to rest, spend time with family, and get ready for the 2025 season with the Fever’s new coach, Stephanie White.
That’s it for today, folks! Don’t forget to subscribe and let me know your thoughts in the comments. Do you think Nelissa will be able to stay out of the headlines overseas? And what about Caitlyn Clark? Will she join Unrivaled or take it easy this off-season?
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