Update: Caitlin Clark scored 19 points, with 7 assists, 7 rebounds, and several standout highlights in the game between the Indiana Fever and Atlanta Dream, leaving the entire crowd in awe with a collective “Wow!”

🔥 Caitlin Clark Highlights (19pts, 7ast, 7reb) in Indiana Fever win vs Atlanta Dream WNBA.

Mitchell has 28, Clark 19 as Fever disappoint record dream crowd with 84-79 win

Caitlin Clark added 19 points, and the Indiana Fever disappointed a record Atlanta crowd by holding off the Dream 84-79.

Credit: (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson). Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark (22) dribbles the ball against Atlanta Dream’s Allisha Gray (15) in the first half of an WNBA basketball game.

Kelsey Mitchell scored 29 points, including the clinching free throws with 5 seconds left, Caitlin Clark added 19 points and the Indiana Fever disappointed a record Atlanta crowd by holding off the Dream 84-79 on Monday night.

In the closing seconds, without a timeout, Atlanta missed two 3-pointers but grabbed two offensive rebounds before fumbling the ball away, which led to Mitchell’s free throws.

Atlanta (10-19), which started the day a half-game out of the final playoff spot, trailed by 18 early in the second half when Clark hit a 3-pointer before outscoring the Fever (14-16) 41-32. The Dream got within two before Indiana’s five-point possession blunted the rally.

Aliyah Boston had 14 points and 11 rebounds for Indiana and Damiris Dantas scored 33 off the bench. Clark had four 3-pointers, tying the rookie record of 85 by Atlanta’s Rhyn Howard in 2022.

Tina Charles scored 21 to lead Atlanta, which moved the game to the home of the Atlanta Hawks and set an attendance record of 17,608, surpassing the crowd that attended the last game against the Fever (17,575). Howard had 16 points, Allisha Gray 12 — none after receiving a flagrant foul from Boston midway through the third quarter — and Jordin Canada 10 for the Dream.

Howard’s 3 pulled Atlanta to 76-74 with 4:13 to play but after an offensive rebound Clark found Lexie Hull for an and-1 layup a minute later. Hull rebounded her missed free throw and fed Mitchell for an and-1 layup she converted for an 81-74 lead.

Nia Coffey made a 3 for Atlanta with just under a minute to play to make it 82-79.

Mitchell had 15 points and Boston 12, on a combined 12-of-21 shooting as the Fever took a 52-38 lead.

At halftime the gold medal team from the 1996 Atlanta Olympics was honored.

After a thrilling game where the Indiana Fever managed to hold off the Atlanta Dream with a final score of 84-79, fans were left on the edge of their seats. Caitlin Clark was the standout player of the match, showing her skills with 19 points, 7 assists, and 7 rebounds. Her performance on the court was truly impressive, as she made crucial plays throughout the game to secure the win for her team.The game started off with the Atlanta Dream trailing by 18 points in the second half, but they managed to claw their way back into contention, outscoring the Fever 41-32 at one point. However, Indiana’s resilience and determination ultimately proved to be too much for the Dream to handle. Kelsey Mitchell’s 29 points, coupled with Caitlin Clark’s stellar performance, were instrumental in securing the victory for the Fever.One of the most exciting moments of the game came in the final seconds when Atlanta had a chance to tie the game with a three-pointer, but Indiana’s strong defense forced them to turn the ball over. Mitchell then sealed the deal with two clutch free throws, ensuring the Fever’s victory in front of a record-breaking crowd.The crowd in attendance at the game was the largest in Dream history, with 17,608 fans filling the stands at the home of the Atlanta Hawks. The atmosphere was electric, with fans on the edge of their seats until the final buzzer sounded. It was a memorable night for both teams, but ultimately it was the Indiana Fever who emerged victorious.As the WNBA season continues, fans can expect more thrilling matchups and standout performances from players like Caitlin Clark. The level of competition in the league is higher than ever, and games like this one only serve to showcase the incredible talent on display. Be sure to follow us for more updates and insights into the world of women’s basketball.

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Source: Los Angeles Times (edited)

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Update: Caitlin Clark scored 19 points, with 7 assists, 7 rebounds, and several standout highlights in the game between the Indiana Fever and Atlanta Dream, leaving the entire crowd in awe with a collective “Wow!”

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