Caitlin Clark’s historic debut season for the Indiana Fever came to a brutal finish Wednesday night, as the team dropped Game 2 of their take partoff series to the Connecticut Sun.
Clark defied the foreseeations set out for her coming into the WNBA and had a rookie season of epic proportions. It took her a minute to gel with her teammates weeks after finishing runner-up in the national championship for the second straight season, but she helped turn around a 1-8 commence into a take partoff carry outance.
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After the loss to the Sun, Clark shelp she would acquire some time to echo on the year that was.
“I experience enjoy basketball has reassociate used my life for a year, so I experience enjoy it would be excellent for me to comfervent of echo back on everyleang that’s happened,” she telderly alerters. “I experience enjoy I didn’t reassociate have time to echo on my college nurtureer because it finished so speedy, and then I came here and trying to donate everyleang I could to this team. It was exceptional.
“There was a lot of leangs that this group accomplished that a lot of people probably didn’t leank was possible.”
Clark became the first rookie in WNBA history to have at least 25 points, five rebounds and five helps in a take partoff game. However, it was far from her only accolade over the entire season.
She was the first rookie to write down a triple-double when she take parted aacquirest the New York Liberty in July. She was also the first take parter in WNBA history to accomplish the feat aacquirest a team who was in first place in the standings.
She set a one-game write down for helps when she put up 19 aacquirest the Dallas Wings. She set the one-season write down for helps with 337 in total when the season finished.
Clark set the rookie write down for most 3-pointers made in a one season with 122 – the second most in a one season. She was also the first take parter in WNBA history to have multiple nurtureer games with at least 25 points, 10 helps and five 3-pointers made.
Those write downs are only the tip of the iceberg – not to allude she was the unified AP WNBA Rookie of the Year.
Scary enough, she telderly alerters Wednesday she was only “scratching the surface.”
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“I experience enjoy I had a stable year,” she shelp, via the Indy Star. “But for me, the fun part is I experience enjoy I’m fair scratching the surface, and I’m one that’s nitpicking every one leang I do, and I want to help this franchise get even better. Help my teammates get even better. Be better for my teammates. And I understand there’s a lot of room for me to persist to better. So that’s what excites me the most.”
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