Caitlin Clark Achieves Rare Stat More Than All Players in WNBA History Combined in Just 3 Seasons

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark stands alone in the WNBA record books with regard to one statistical distinction.

The three-time All-Star had 37 points and 10 assists in Sunday's 113-90 win over the Chicago Sky. The team pointed out her five career 30/10 performances are more than all of the others in league history:

Las Vegas Aces star A'ja Wilson remains the heavy favorite for the 2026 MVP, with Minnesota Lynx rookie Olivia Miles entrenched in the second spot.

Clark is doing her best to make things interesting in the stretch run. Since the All-Star break, she has averaged 24.3 points on 47.5 percent shooting along with 9.0 assists.

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Granted, Fever teammate Kelsey Mitchell has been equally as electric. Mitchell added to her own WNBA record by scoring 20-plus points for the 23rd straight game.

Assuming the MVP winds up in Wilson's hands for a fifth time, Clark and Mitchell will be too occupied with getting Indiana back to the WNBA semifinals and perhaps beyond.

The Fever are hitting their stride at the right time and only trail the second-place Golden State Valkyries by 1.5 games.