It looks like Caitlin Clark took a hard foul, but that didn’t stop her from lighting it up in the fourth quarter. She made history once again! We need to head over to Indiana for this one, so let’s dive in!

Caitlin Clark was on fire against the Dallas Wings. She came ready to play and set a career high. Not only did she put on a show, but she also broke another record. On Sunday afternoon, Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever faced off against the Dallas Wings for the third and final time this season. The Fever were looking to break a two-game losing streak that had them back at .500. With 2 minutes and 54 seconds left in the third quarter, Clark hit a long three-pointer, scoring her 746th point of the season. This move surpassed former Minnesota Lynx player Seimone Augustus, who had 744 points, setting a new record for most points by a rookie in WNBA history.

Caitlin Clark is making a strong case for holding every major WNBA record, from scoring to rebounding and assists. In today’s game, she wrapped up with a career-high 35 points, 8 assists, and 3 steals. She’s definitely ready for the playoffs, and it’s going to be intense for the WNBA!

Clark went off in the fourth quarter, almost unstoppable. Despite the WNBA referees being notorious for questionable calls against her, Clark pushed through. She was called for an offensive foul when she clearly got elbowed in the face. Let’s check out the footage to understand that call better.

Later in the fourth quarter, she took a brutal hit, which was eventually upgraded to a flagrant foul. The WNBA referees seem to have a history of questionable decisions against Clark. It’s frustrating that they needed to review such an obvious call.

Before the game, Clark expressed her readiness and focus. Here’s what she said about preparing for the game:

“Someone who’s been super supportive of everyone on our team, always stepping up to the plate, understanding me well, and helping me through my rookie season. It’s been a fun journey, and we’re definitely excited for today’s game.”

Reflecting on a previous game, Clark talked about a crucial moment where she missed a three-pointer but noted how she replays such moments in her head. She said she felt the shot was good and that it was a missed opportunity, but she’s ready to step up if needed in future games.

Clark also shared some fun facts about her Halloween traditions and her sarcastic sense of humor. From telling jokes to earn candy in her hometown to sharing her best Halloween costumes, Clark’s personality shines through.

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