Clark sets mark with stat boost, then sets it agai...
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- Caitlin Clark received a statistical correction that added two assists, raising her total to 10 in the game against the Washington Mystics and giving her a WNBA career record of 11 games with at least 20 points and 10 assists.
- Caitlin Clark extended that record to 12 games with 20+ points and 10+ assists in an 89‑78 win over the Seattle Storm, posting 21 points, 10 assists, and seven rebounds in 24 minutes.
- Caitlin Clark has recorded four consecutive 20‑point, five‑assist games, tying the longest streak to start a season in WNBA history.
- Stephanie White noted that Clark’s shooting form and confidence have returned, citing improved lift in her shot and stronger movement patterns after a 2025 injury‑limited season.
- Aliyah Boston missed the Seattle game due to a lower‑leg injury, marking her first WNBA absence, while the Fever (2‑2) never trailed and secured the win.
Why it matters: The Fever's offense gains a proven playmaker, as Clark's 10‑assist game demonstrates the team's scoring potential, which can boost ticket sales and attract sponsors for the franchise.
