Indiana Fever trio Caitlin Clark, Lexie Hull and Sydney Colson drew attention for their actions on the bench during Sunday's game against the Seattle Storm. Clark, who is recovering from a right groin injury, seemingly laughed at fellow All-Star guard Skylar Diggins following a chaotic fourth-quarter incident.Diggins got tangled with Kelsey Mitchell and hit the floor hard. While the call went in her favor, Diggins looked frustrated as she walked to the other side of the floor for an offensive possession in front of the Fever bench.She argued with the referees and talked to herself as she strode down the court. At the same time, cameras caught Clark, Lexie Hull, and Colson, who is on a $90,000 contract, cracking up.Here's the clip:The Fever trio appeared to be staring at Diggins when they broke out laughing. Some thought Colson, who is considered one of the funniest players in the league, made a joke, while others thought the Fever players were in splits because of Diggins crashing out.Here are the fan reactions:clark 4 life @clarkxindy22LINKI need to know what was said 😭Robin Sword @RobinHughey2LINKI think Syd said as she walked over “she’s gonna grab her shorts and pull up, watch”Let Wheein Dance @25ichikoLINKSyd said something funny, Lexie had to pat her knee to tell her to chill. 🃏 @sakarreafcLINKlittle bro was raging for no reason 😭😭up2date @BrettJo48023366LINKI think they laughed at something she said is all. Or the shorts thing 🤣Fever win fifth straight without Caitlin Clark thanks to gritty performance against Skylar Diggins and StormThe Indiana Fever are on a roll, winning five straight games in Caitlin Clark's absence. Their chances of staying afloat after Clark's third injury before the All-Star break seemed slim, but the Fever's depth has been on full displayThe Fever improved to 8-5 without Clark after beating he Storm 78-74 on Sunday.It was Sophie Cunningham's turn to step it up as the guard scored 17 points and grabbed five rebounds, making all but one of her six shot attempts. Cunningham was 3 of 4 from the free-throw line. Natasha Howard also shone with 21 points, five rebounds and five assists, shooting 10 of 12.Aliyah Boston continued her fine run with 16 points, 12 rebounds and three steals, shooting 7 of 11. It was a much-needed offensive burst from the trio amid a cold game from top scorer Kelsey Mitchell, who could only produce nine points, going 3-for-16 from the field.Indiana's collective effort on defense was one of the keys to the win, holding the Storm's top three scorers, Nneka Ogwumike, Skylar Diggins and Gabby Williams to 16 points or fewer each.