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Caitlin Clark in the last 5 games:
20 PTS 13 AST 6 REB 2 BLK 1 STL
29 PTS 13 AST 5 AST 5 STL 3 BLK
19 PTS 12 REB 13 AST
13 PTS 6 REB 11 AST
15 PTS 9 REB 12 AST
First rookie in WNBA history to record 400 PTS/100 REB/150 AST
20 PTS 13 AST 6 REB 2 BLK 1 STL
29 PTS 13 AST 5 AST 5 STL 3 BLK
19 PTS 12 REB 13 AST
13 PTS 6 REB 11 AST
15 PTS 9 REB 12 AST
First rookie in WNBA history to record 400 PTS/100 REB/150 AST
That scumbag Reese
Her double double streak is over
Her double double streak is over
The Caitlin Clark Effect in 1 picture.
Game day
Home against Phoenix
3 point favorite
Home against Phoenix
3 point favorite
Nice 1st half for CC
16 points
5 assists
4 rebounds
16 points
5 assists
4 rebounds
Her team won 98-89
29 points
10 assists
5 rebounds
29 points
10 assists
5 rebounds
Fever's Caitlin Clark breaks WNBA rookie record for assists.
Add yet another milestone to Caitlin Clark's record-breaking 2024, her latest coming Sunday in the Indiana Fever's 92-75 win over the Seattle Storm as she broke the WNBA single-season rookie mark for assists.Clark, who leads the WNBA in assists at 8.3 per game, had 9 Sunday to reach 232, passing Ticha Penicheiro's previous rookie record of 224 set in 1998.
Penicheiro was the No. 2 pick that year for the Sacramento Monarchs, who are no longer in the WNBA. She helped lead the Monarchs to the 2005 league championship and finished her career with 2,600 assists, third most in WNBA history.
Caitlin Clark vs the Dream:
19 points
7 assists
7 rebounds
2 steals
1 block
FEVER WIN
19 points
7 assists
7 rebounds
2 steals
1 block
FEVER WIN
ATLANTA -- Kelsey Mitchell scored 29 points, including the clinching free throws with five seconds left, Caitlin Clark added 19 points and the Indiana Fever disappointed a record Atlanta crowd by holding off the Dream 84-79 on Monday night.
In the closing seconds, and without a timeout, Atlanta missed two 3-pointers but grabbed two offensive rebounds before fumbling the ball away, which led to Mitchell's free throws.
Aliyah Boston had 14 points and 11 rebounds for Indiana, and Damiris Dantas scored 11 off the bench to help give the Fever (14-16) their most wins in a season since going 17-17 in 2016. Clark had four 3-pointers, tying the rookie-season record of 85 by Atlanta's Rhyne Howard in 2022.
Clark also added seven assists and seven rebounds to her long-distance shooting stat line. It was her 21st game this season with at least 15 points and five assists, which is the most in a season in WNBA history, according to ESPN Stats & Information research.
"Our chemistry has improved," Clark said of the Fever's recent play, adding that for her individually, she is "really excited because I feel like there's so many areas for me to continue to get better, and that's exciting as a player."
Atlanta (10-19), which started the day a half-game out of the final playoff spot, trailed by 18 early in the second half when Clark hit a 3-pointer before outscoring the Fever 41-32. The Dream got within two before Indiana had a five-point possession to blunt the rally.
Tina Charles scored 21 to lead Atlanta, which moved the game to the home of the Atlanta Hawks and set an attendance record of 17,608, surpassing the crowd that showed up for the previous contest against the Fever (17,575). Howard had 16 points, Allisha Gray added 12 -- none after receiving a flagrant foul from Boston midway through the third quarter -- and Jordin Canada scored 10 for the Dream.
Howard's 3 pulled Atlanta to 76-74 with 4:13 to play, but after grabbing an offensive rebound, Clark found Lexie Hull for an and-1 layup a minute later. Hull rebounded her missed free throw and fed Mitchell for an and-1 layup that she converted for an 81-74 lead.
Nia Coffey made a 3 for Atlanta with just under a minute to play to make it 82-79.
Mitchell had 15 points and Boston 12 on combined 12-of-21 shooting as the Fever took a 52-38 halftime lead.
According to ESPN Stats & Information, Mitchell has 105 points combined over Indiana's past four games, equaling the record she set last year for most points in a four-game span in Fever history.
At halftime, the gold medal team from the 1996 Atlanta Olympics was honored.
Caitlin Clark posted 19 points and seven assists in the Fever's 84-79 win over the Dream on Monday, moving her to the top with an WNBA-record 21st game this season with at least 15 points and five assists.
In the closing seconds, and without a timeout, Atlanta missed two 3-pointers but grabbed two offensive rebounds before fumbling the ball away, which led to Mitchell's free throws.
Aliyah Boston had 14 points and 11 rebounds for Indiana, and Damiris Dantas scored 11 off the bench to help give the Fever (14-16) their most wins in a season since going 17-17 in 2016. Clark had four 3-pointers, tying the rookie-season record of 85 by Atlanta's Rhyne Howard in 2022.
Clark also added seven assists and seven rebounds to her long-distance shooting stat line. It was her 21st game this season with at least 15 points and five assists, which is the most in a season in WNBA history, according to ESPN Stats & Information research.
"Our chemistry has improved," Clark said of the Fever's recent play, adding that for her individually, she is "really excited because I feel like there's so many areas for me to continue to get better, and that's exciting as a player."
Atlanta (10-19), which started the day a half-game out of the final playoff spot, trailed by 18 early in the second half when Clark hit a 3-pointer before outscoring the Fever 41-32. The Dream got within two before Indiana had a five-point possession to blunt the rally.
Tina Charles scored 21 to lead Atlanta, which moved the game to the home of the Atlanta Hawks and set an attendance record of 17,608, surpassing the crowd that showed up for the previous contest against the Fever (17,575). Howard had 16 points, Allisha Gray added 12 -- none after receiving a flagrant foul from Boston midway through the third quarter -- and Jordin Canada scored 10 for the Dream.
Howard's 3 pulled Atlanta to 76-74 with 4:13 to play, but after grabbing an offensive rebound, Clark found Lexie Hull for an and-1 layup a minute later. Hull rebounded her missed free throw and fed Mitchell for an and-1 layup that she converted for an 81-74 lead.
Nia Coffey made a 3 for Atlanta with just under a minute to play to make it 82-79.
Mitchell had 15 points and Boston 12 on combined 12-of-21 shooting as the Fever took a 52-38 halftime lead.
According to ESPN Stats & Information, Mitchell has 105 points combined over Indiana's past four games, equaling the record she set last year for most points in a four-game span in Fever history.
At halftime, the gold medal team from the 1996 Atlanta Olympics was honored.
Two-Way Star
Caitlin Clark posted 19 points and seven assists in the Fever's 84-79 win over the Dream on Monday, moving her to the top with an WNBA-record 21st game this season with at least 15 points and five assists.
| Season | Player, team | Totals |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Caitlin Clark, IND | 21 |
| 2023 | Alyssa Thomas, CON | 20 |
| 2017 | Skylar Diggins-Smith, DAL | 20 |
| 2013 | Diana Taurasi, PHX | 20 |
Home +3.5 tonight against the Sun
Playoff push
Playoff push
