Caitlin Clark

A guard who creates almost everything.

Clark is a third year professional and the Fever build almost every possession around her. She is putting up 22.1 points, 8.3 assists and 3.8 rebounds a game across 32 appearances. That assist number leads the whole WNBA, and the scoring is third in the league behind A'ja Wilson and her own team mate Kelsey Mitchell.

The shooting splits tell the honest story. She is at 44.9 percent from the field, 35.8 percent from three on 246 attempts, and 85.5 percent at the line. The three point number is not elite. The volume is, and so is the free throw work.

The cost of running everything is turnovers. She has 151 of them, 4.7 a game, against 264 assists. Her assist to turnover ratio is 1.7. When a guard makes this many decisions a possession, some of them go wrong. The Fever have decided they can live with that, and the record backs them.

She has missed 5 of the team's 37 games this season. Indiana are 24-13, first in the Eastern Conference, scoring 96.1 points a game and giving up 90.5.

Five wins, then a cold night in Dallas

Indiana lost 91-85 at the Dallas Wings on 21/08/2026, which ended a run of five straight wins. Clark had 10 points on 4-15 shooting, her worst night of the six, but still handed out 9 assists.

Team mate Kelsey Mitchell carried the scoring in that game with 37 points. ESPN reported the same day that Mitchell had set a WNBA record for consecutive 20 point games.

The Fever remain first in the Eastern Conference on 24-13, half a game clear of the Atlanta Dream. Three games come quickly, starting with a road trip.