Overview
- Caitlin Clark scored a career-high 45 points and added 10 assists in the Indiana Fever’s 110-107 comeback victory over the Seattle Storm on Friday night.
- Clark became the first player in WNBA history to record at least 40 points and 10 assists and she reached 200 career three-pointers faster than any player in league history.
- Kelsey Mitchell added 30 points and she and Clark combined for a franchise-record 75 points by a duo, a performance that carried Indiana without All-Star center Aliyah Boston, who did not play because of a leg issue.
- Clark played 29 minutes despite a season-long minutes restriction for a lingering back problem and made several late plays — a chasedown block, a step-back 3 and four clutch free throws — that sealed the win.
- The Fever improved to 15-10 and now face a back-to-back and the All-Star break, leaving questions about how coaches will balance Clark’s workload and the team’s depth in the short term.