Clark's Historic Scoring and Passing Streak Powers Fever Win

Caitlin Clark recorded 34 points and 12 assists in Indiana's win over Connecticut, becoming the first WNBA player with back-to-back 30-point, 10-assist games. She now has five such games this season, more than the rest of WNBA history combined. Clark credited her improved efficiency and chemistry with teammates like Makayla Timpson for her recent surge.
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Clark's statistical output places her in unprecedented league territory. Her six career games with at least 30 points and 10 assists exceed the combined total of every other player in WNBA history. She has also recorded 12 games this season with 20-plus points and 10-plus assists, surpassing Courtney Vandersloot's career mark of 10 across 16 seasons.
The Fever's recent surge coincides with Timpson's move into the starting lineup. Clark credited Timpson's transition running and half-court cutting for creating easy scoring chances. Indiana's win pushed them past Atlanta in the standings, positioning them for home-court advantage in the first playoff round. Clark and Boston now head to Berlin for the FIBA World Cup with Team USA, while the Fever