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Caitlin Clark posted 37 points and 10 assists as the Fever beat the Sky, marking her fifth career 30-point, 10-assist game—the most in WNBA history. Indiana has surged post‑All-Star break (22+ per game? Actually 24.3 ppg on 47.5% with 9.0 apg), while Kelsey Mitchell extended her 23-game streak of 20+ points as the team chases a playoff run.
Caitlin Clark scored 37 points to lift the Indiana Fever to a 113-90 win over the Chicago Sky.
Indiana Fever snapped a two-game skid with a 113-90 win over the Chicago Sky, led by Caitlin Clark's 37 points and 10 assists and Kelsey Mitchell's 30 points, while Aliyah Boston was sidelined with a lower-leg injury. Indiana used a strong third quarter and late defense to pull away and complete the season-series sweep, setting up a home game vs. Connecticut Sun next.
The New York Liberty defeated the Indiana Fever 109-102 at Barclays Center on Saturday to reaffirm their place among the league’s contenders, led by a strong 40 minutes and a late push by the Fever. Jonquel Jones posted 19 points and 10 rebounds as New York led most of the game, while Rebecca Allen and the crowd helped dampen Fever momentum in a nationally televised win that has playoff-seeding implications and suggests the Liberty can compete with top teams.
In a tense moment with under 10 seconds left in the second quarter, Paige Bueckers grabbed Caitlin Clark’s arm to draw a foul as Dallas faced a foul-to-give, sparking a brief exchange before halftime; the Wings went on to win 91-85. Bueckers later drew a technical in the third quarter after arguing with an official. Kelsey Mitchell led Indiana with 37 points, Clark had a team-high nine assists, and Arike Ogunbowale led Dallas with 32 points; Bueckers added eight assists in the win.
ESPN sideline reporter Holly Rowe cried on camera before Indiana Fever vs. Toronto Tempo at Scotiabank Arena, praising the sold-out crowd as a landmark for women's basketball. The moment underscores Caitlin Clark's ongoing impact on the league, with her presence fueling higher attendance and broader attention to the WNBA.
In a tied Fever–Dream finish, Angel Reese missed a potential game-winning layup and Caitlin Clark’s quick smirk from behind Reese became a viral meme, with WNBA analyst Rachel DeMita calling Clark an “absolute menace.” The moment coincides with Clark’s own late-game miss against the Aces, fueling ongoing online debate about players, moments, and narratives in the league.
Indiana Fever's 95-91 overtime win over the Atlanta Dream drew 2.6 million average viewers on ESPN and peaked at 4 million, setting a new cable record for a WNBA game and underscoring Caitlin Clark’s rising star power and the Clark-Reese rivalry that’s driving ratings across the league.
Caitlin Clark kept rewriting WNBA history as Indiana Fever beat the Atlanta Dream, becoming the fastest player in league history to reach 600 career assists and delivering five straight 20+ point games with 5+ assists. In an 11-game span she’s averaging 26.3 PPG and 9.4 APG—the only player with 26+ PPG and 9+ APG in that stretch—and, through 31 games this season, is on pace for milestones like 700 career assists and a potential single-season assist-record pace.
Indiana Fever defeated the Atlanta Dream 95-91 in overtime after late missed shots by Howard, Reese and Hillmon, with Caitlin Clark seen smiling on the Fever bench as the buzzer sounded.
Indiana Fever beat the Atlanta Dream 95-91 in overtime after Angel Reese’s late putback miss; a camera caught Caitlin Clark smiling toward her rival as Reese exited the floor, a moment that went viral. Clark had 26 points and 9 assists, while Reese finished with 15 points, 14 rebounds and six assists.
Caitlin Clark scored 26 points and sank clutch free throws in overtime to seal a 95-91 Indiana Fever win over the Atlanta Dream after Angel Reese's late regulation miss; Indiana rode a strong defensive fourth quarter and OT surge, with Kelsey Mitchell adding 20 points while Allisha Gray led Atlanta with 32.
Two marquee stars, Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, headline a high-stakes Fever–Dream finale on Aug. 16 as playoff seeding hangs in the balance: Indiana sits 0.5 games ahead of Atlanta for fourth, the tiebreaker could decide home-court in a likely 4 vs. 5 matchup, and both teams enter with momentum.
Indiana Fever edged the Atlanta Dream 95-91 in overtime, led by Allisha Gray's 32 points. Caitlin Clark added 26 points and 9 assists, Angel Reese contributed 15 points and 14 rebounds (6 assists), while Makayla Timpson added 20 points for Indy. Sophie Cunningham had 3 points and 7 rebounds as the Fever improved to 23-12, pulling 1.5 games ahead of the Dream for the No. 4 seed in the playoff race.
Skip Bayless declared Caitlin Clark outplayed Paige Bueckers with an MVP-caliber performance after the Indiana Fever’s 98-87 win over the Dallas Wings. Clark had 29 points and 10 assists (11-of-18), while Bueckers also posted 29 points (11-of-21) with 6 rebounds and 6 assists, continuing their ongoing college-to-WNBA rivalry.