Toronto Held Her, Grabbed Her, Hit Her. Caitlin Clark Made History Anyway 🔥

Toronto spent all night grabbing Caitlin Clark when the ball was somewhere else. She answered with a record night Canada will not forget.

In the Fever's FIRST GAME EVER on Canadian soil — a sold-out Scotiabank Arena — Caitlin Clark dropped 24 points and 7 assists with four threes, her SIXTH straight game with 20+ points and 5+ assists, tying her own WNBA record. Kelsey Mitchell poured in a game-high 29, including 16 in the first quarter alone — her TWENTIETH consecutive 20-point game, tying A'ja Wilson's all-time league record. Together they set a brand new WNBA record: 16 games this season with both scoring 20+.

Toronto's answer? Three separate away-from-the-ball fouls on Caitlin — a grab on the very first possession, a jersey hold in the third, and a wrap-up in the fourth. A pattern, not an accident. Indiana led by 22 after three quarters, survived a late Tempo charge that cut it to four, and closed it at the line: 101-95, a fifth straight win.

24 PTS | 7 AST | 4 THREES | History in Toronto

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