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Fever's Caitlin Clark says eye poke unintentional, 'feels good' - ESPN

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UNCASVILLE, Conn. — Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark said Tuesday her right eye is feeling good and dismissed any suggestion that she was intentionally hit by DiJonai Carrington in a Game 1 loss to the Connecticut Sun.

Clark was poked in the eye by Carrington in the first quarter of Sunday's loss, leaving behind bruising. That bruising was nearly gone during media availability Tuesday. "[It] feels good.

It looks OK too, so I'm glad," Clark said. But the subject of the poke has become a topic on social media, so much so that Carrington was asked whether she intentionally hit Clark during the Sun's availability. «I don't even know why I would intend to hit anybody in the eye,» Carrington said. «That doesn't even make sense to me.

But no, I didn't. I didn't know I hit her, actually. I was trying to make a play on the ball, and I guess I followed through and I hit her.

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