WATCH: Caitlin Clark calls security to remove fan from watching WNBA playoff - Know reason why

The Indiana Fever and Connecticut Sun's second game got off to a scorching start, and things got heated when 'Rookie of the Year' Caitlin Clark had a spectator ejected from the arena. Clark notified officials about a boisterous supporter seated close to mid-court late in the first quarter. Shortly after this, the fan had being approached by security, who then took him out of the game.

According to a follow-up report, the fan was permitted to go back "after discussing with security." For the record, there was a definite growl from Caitlin Clark as he took the floor. She collided with the Sun forward after a three-point try, and she later shoved and spoke with DeWanna Bonner earlier in the first quarter. 

A little while later, Bonner approached from behind Clark as he was yelling at the sideline, and Clark quickly pushed her aside. Things were getting heated up on Wednesday after a highly contentious first game, particularly over DiJonai Carrington's strike on Clark's eye, which went uncalled.

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Caitlin Clark was going back and forth with a fan and had them removed from the game 👀 pic.twitter.com/67Umhu2t6g

— ML Basketball (@_MLBasketball) September 26, 2024

Caitlin Clark and DeWanna Bonner get into it a little bit after this no-call on a potential landing zone foul pic.twitter.com/DlSxcIodVO

— WNBA Rookie Watch (@WNBARookieWatch) September 25, 2024

Caitlin Clark had an incredible season

With four assists, three rebounds, and six points at the end of the first quarter, the 2024 No. 1 selection ended with a two-of-four shooting percentage. Just 6:25 into Game 2, Indiana Fever led 13-4, thanks to their emotional surge, but things would settle down for Clark and co. Clark's performance in Game 1 was much below her expectations, especially considering her post-Olympic performance. She finished with four of her seventeen points, eight assists, and four rebounds.

WATCH Caitlin Clark's incredible game play:

No foul was called on this Caitlin Clark drive pic.twitter.com/t9cbz2JsvZ

— Clark Report (@CClarkReport) September 26, 2024

The incredible youngster had to face defeat as Indiana Fever lost 87-81 to Connecticut Sun in Game 2, scoring 25 points and passing out nine assists. Compared to her postseason debut, when she only scored 11 points on 4 of 17 shots, this was a far better night. Clark had a record-breaking WNBA season both on and off the court. She surpassed the record for the most assists in a single season and set the league record for the most individual games played (19). Even though Clark only participated in 40 games, he broke the rookie record for the most points in a season.