INDIANA FEVER

Caitlin Clark proves there's no NBA 2K27 cover curse as Fever set franchise scoring record

David Thorne
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Caitlin Clark prepares to shoot the ball during the Indiana Fever game against the Connecticut Sun.

The Indiana Fever continue their dominant run on the court. On Wednesday, the team secured a 123-88 victory over the Connecticut Sun. This performance marked the third-highest scoring game in WNBA history that did not require overtime, setting a new franchise record for the Fever.

Caitlin Clark led the charge with 27 points and 11 assists, recording another double-double in the win. Her performance arrives the same day she was officially announced as the cover athlete for NBA 2K27, effectively dismissing any talk of a cover athlete curse. Kelsey Mitchell also contributed 23 points, while Aliyah Boston added 22 points to the total.

The Fever established control early, finishing the first half with a massive 70-46 lead. The team successfully converted 11 of 22 shots from three-point range during the contest. Monique Billings and Tyasha Harris also reached double figures with 12 points each.

With this result, the Fever improve to a 17-10 record. They now head into the All-Star break holding the top spot in the Eastern Conference standings, sitting half a game ahead of the Atlanta Dream. The team now turns its focus to All-Star weekend in Chicago, where Clark, Boston, and Mitchell will represent Indiana.

Frequently Asked Questions

What record did the Indiana Fever set against the Connecticut Sun?+
The Fever set a new franchise record for points scored in a single game with 123 points.
How many points did Caitlin Clark score in the win?+
Caitlin Clark scored 27 points and added 11 assists.
What is the Indiana Fever's record heading into the All-Star break?+
The Fever hold a 17-10 record and are currently atop the Eastern Conference standings.
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