Caitlin Clark leads Pacers to 2-0 in pre-sessions, Smashes WNBA Record

Caitlin Clark returned to hardwood with virtual fashion on Sunday, leading Indiana’s fever to a 108-44 dominant victory in the Brazilian national team-and breaking a WNBA record in the process.

The 23 -year -old has played her first game in over 200 days and did it at the Carver Hawkeye Arena in Iowa, drawing a crowd for sale and crushing the record of all time of WNBA for average ticket price.

According to ESPN, the seats went for a $ 670 eye-to-eye, the highest since data tracking started in 2015.

Clark gave 16 points, six rebounds and five assists-and threw a 36-foot trademark of three markers from the logo, almost from the same spot where the NCAA record broke.

“I don’t know if I shoot 36-footers every day, but 30-plus definitely,” Clark said. “You don’t always realize where you are. It was the momentum of the moment.”

Her return followed a wave of commentary after Angel Reese’s mother took a blow to Clark’s fanbase, as opposed to Clark’s crowd for less than half a full arena to return to Reese to LSU.

“AWW that some fan bases looking at the kiosks celebrating the” participation “, while others look up at the beams celebrating the championship banners,” he said. “We are not ourselves.”

While the Reese against Clark Chatter dominated headlines, both stars were well on the pitch.

Reese had 15 points and 10 rebounds in 16 minutes on Friday night, while Clark electrified fans in his own way on Sunday. Even the members of the Brazilian team were identified demanding autographs after the game.

Clark later told reporters: “I haven’t played, like 200 days, so I was a little nervous, but the competitive spirit in me – just want to play very well for these fans.”

Other fever specifications included Kelsey Mitchell with 17 points, Aliyah Boston with 11 and Natasha Howard who added 10.

The fever completed the preseason against Atlanta’s dream this Saturday before the regular opening of the season against Angel Reese and Chicago Sky on May 17.