From a near loss to a reporter making a fool of himself in front of Caitlyn Clark, here’s what just happened that’s got everyone talking.

The Indiana Fever were riding a three-game winning streak, and this matchup against the Dallas Wings was crucial for their playoff hopes. The Wings, known for their three-point shooting, posed a real challenge, but the Fever were determined to extend their streak.

The game was intense, with Kelsey Mitchell leading the charge, scoring 36 points—her seventh consecutive game with 20-plus points. Caitlyn Clark also delivered a 28-point double-double, adding 12 assists and four rebounds, running the offense with precision.

The Fever’s shooting was on fire, hitting 52.9% from the field and 11 of 22 from beyond the arc, which was key to outpacing the Wings. However, it wasn’t an easy win; the game was tight, with the Fever’s defense stepping up in the fourth quarter to secure the victory.

With this win, the Fever moved above .500 for the first time since 2016, now standing at 17-16. They are in sixth place in the WNBA standings, on track for the playoffs thanks to the dynamic duo of Clark’s playmaking and Mitchell’s scoring.

Teammates and coaches praised the team’s chemistry and fast-paced style. Aaliyah Boston highlighted Clark’s unselfish play, while Kelsey Mitchell pointed to their improved transition game as key to their recent wins. Coach Christy Sides emphasized the importance of sustainable success, focusing on the bigger picture and the playoffs.

But then came the postgame press conference, where a prankster reporter asked Caitlyn Clark a bizarre, outdated question that left her momentarily confused. Clark, however, handled it with grace, mixing humor and professionalism, showcasing her ability to stay composed even in awkward situations.

As the Fever continued their playoff push, these moments will likely be remembered as part of Clark’s journey, reinforcing her reputation as a focused and composed athlete. Fans are eagerly awaiting what’s next for this revitalized team.