One of Caitlin Clark's recent interactions with a WNBA official was dissected by her Indiana Fever teammate Aliyah Boston.At the end of Indiana’s 76-75 road win against the Los Angeles Sparks on Friday, Clark appeared to be walking toward a referee. Boston, who is on a three-year, $233,468 contract with Indiana, according to Spotrac, pulled Clark back as she chirped at an official.On Wednesday's episode of "Post Moves," the podcast Boston co-hosts with Candace Parker, the Fever big discussed the incident."She's smiling, she's a troll," Boston said. "I'm so used to it, I'm like not even fazed. ... She's actually the biggest troll, I think it's funny."Boston, a three-time All-Star, launched "Post Moves" with Parker, a three-time champion, on July 30. The podcast drops weekly on Wednesdays.Caitlin Clark has been known to criticize the league’s officiating throughout her young career. On July 16, Fever coach Stephanie White defended Clark, saying the physicality allowed by officials against her star player was a “factor” in her early-season injuries.White also ripped the referees about the officiating against Boston. Following Indiana's 81-80 loss to the Dallas Wings on Aug. 12, White called Boston the "worst officiated post player in the league."Caitlin Clark hilariously warns teammate who called out WNBA refereesFollowing Friday's game against the LA Sparks, Indiana Fever guard Sydney Colson called out the officials in defense of All-Star teammate Kelsey Mitchell."At a certain point in the league’s existence, ima need for Kelsey Mitchell to get the same whistle as other stars," Colson tweeted on Friday. "The way she gets assaulted is insane actually & I’ve considered roping my sister in to have her office pursue charges."Despite her viral postgame video, Caitlin Clark did not address the officiating directly on X. Instead, the two-time All-Star replied to Colson’s post:"Careful you're gonna get fined!"Odyssey Sims, who signed a rest-of-season contract on Sunday, hit a basket with 13 seconds remaining that sealed Indiana’s one-point win over LA. While the Fever got the win, players believed there were calls that should have gone their way.The Fever (21-20) will next face Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky on Friday. With three games remaining, they hold the eighth and final playoff spot.