Overview
- Clark scored a career-high 45 points with 10 assists in a 110-107 comeback win over the Seattle Storm, becoming the first WNBA player with 40+ points and 10+ assists and setting an Indiana Fever single-game scoring mark.
- The performance also made Clark the fastest player in league history to reach 200 career three-pointers and included a late block and go-ahead three that sealed the game.
- Clark produced the 45/10 line in 29 minutes while on a documented minutes restriction tied to a lingering back issue, which the team is continuing to manage as she returns to form.
- Indiana completed the home back-to-back the next night with a 108-88 win over the New York Liberty in which Clark had 17 points, seven assists and seven turnovers and coach Stephanie White offered a cautious, measured evaluation of her condition.
- The two-game stretch highlighted the Fever’s depth—Kelsey Mitchell, Aliyah Boston and the bench all contributed to the wins—and sharpened the immediate question of how to balance Clark’s elite impact with rest and injury risk entering the All‑Star break.