In the ongoing story of women's basketball's transformation, Caitlin Clark offered Tuesday night another chapter worth studying — not merely for the numbers, but for what they reveal about a player who refuses to be reduced to a single dimension. Her 21 points and 14 assists in 32 minutes guided the Indiana Fever past Toronto 113-91, extending a four-game winning streak that feels less like fortune and more like the quiet arrival of something durable. It is Clark's third season, and the league is beginning to reckon not with her potential, but with her permanence.
Clark reclaims WNBA assist lead as Fever extend winning streak to four
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