Caitlin Clark breaks Indiana’s rookie assist record just 20 GAMES into her debut season as Fever beat Diana Taurasi and the Mercury
It’s been only 20 games into the season and already, Caitlin Clark owns a franchise record for the Indiana Fever.
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