A commemoration of Caitlin Clark’s meteoric career at Iowa and evaluation of the start of her WNBA rookie season.
A commemoration of Caitlin Clark’s meteoric career at Iowa and evaluation of the start of her WNBA rookie season.
CHICAGO — It might’ve been a Barbie World, but it was Caitlin’s House.
In the fourth and final matchup between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese — and, you know, the Indiana Fever and the Chicago Sky — there was no question who the model player was in a pink-festooned Wintrust Arena for “Barbie Night.”
Clark scored a season-high 31 points and added 12 assists in a 100-81 blowout victory in a packed arena Friday night. Meanwhile, Reese struggled to get into rhythm, finishing with 10 points and 11 rebounds.
The Fever are rising, the Sky are falling, and let’s be honest, there’s no race for Rookie of the Year. It was a nice story while it lasted — the continuation of a rivalry born in college, one that has been a welcome addition to the WNBA — but for this award, there’s a first place and second place, and we know the order.
moving up 📈
go inside the locker room after we moved into 6th place in the playoff standings with our win at Chicago. pic.twitter.com/GM3h889wLB
— Indiana Fever…
