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Caitlin Clark, WNBA and Indiana

Caitlin Clark Makes Unwanted WNBA History After Indiana Fever Lose in Her Return

Clark’s 10.7% shooting from 3-point range was historically poor, marking the worst percentage over a four-game span in WNBA history with a minimum of 25 attempts.

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WNBA Announces Caitlin Clark History After Indiana Fever's Loss to Valkyries

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In the battle to define Caitlin Clark, two new books make their case

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What Caitlin Clark learned from Michael Jordan and Phil Jackson on the path to stardom

Bluder began sharing the highlighted portions with Clark.

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Caitlin Clark's All-Star teammate speaks out.

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Caitlin Clark rookie cards likely to break women’s sports card record sale go to auction

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Caitlin Clark Scores 10 in Return from Groin Injury as Fever Lose to Valkyries

Golden State went on a run to end the first half and held a 41-32 advantage at halftime.

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Fever vs. Valkyries predictions odds, picks: WNBA experts share best bets for Caitlin Clark's return

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Lexie Hull’s Outfit Post Catches Caitlin Clark’s Eye, Sparks Fever Reactions

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Caitlin Clark's recent shooting woes land her in the WNBA history books for all the wrong reasons, the worst moment of his career

Caitlin Clark was back in the lineup with the Indiana Fever in the loss against the Valkyries 80-61, and the 19-point defeat matches the Fever's largest margin of loss this season.

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Caitlin Clark wades into NBA GOAT debate and offers clear verdict

The 23-year-old continues to create her own legacy in the WNBA but previously gave her thoughts on who she believes is the greatest men's basketball player to ever grace the court

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Caitlin Clark became a legend at Iowa. Muffet McGraw, Notre Dame almost changed history

Before she became a national star at Iowa, Caitlin Clark actually committed to play college basketball elsewhere.

Paige Bueckers joins Caitlin Clark for rookie scoring in WNBA history

Bueckers was named to the WNBA All-Star Game on July 19th in Indianapolis. She garnered the most fan votes for a rookie ever, even surpassing Clark's mark last year by more than 100,000 votes. That's on top of being named the Rookie of the Month for June.