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Indiana Fever and Caitlin Clark rout Chicago Sky 100-81

Indiana Fever and Caitlin Clark rout Chicago Sky 100-81

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By: Xaiver Aguiar

The WNBA Rookie of the Year race might have been definitively put to rest Friday night in Chicago.

Caitlin Clark ($12,000; 58.5 FPTS) entered enemy territory with a straight face but exited to a massive ovation, likely sealing one of the most intense award races in recent memory. The 22-year-old dropped an efficient 31 points while adding 12 assists. It’s one of the phenoms’ most dominant performances of the season, as she continues to lead the Fever on a post-Olympic surge.

Kelsey Mitchell ($9,400; 26.25 FPTS) chipped in with 23 points, including draining a trio of triples. Clark and Mitchell are making a case for being the best backcourt in the league.

Despite another double-double, Angel Reese ($11,700; 28.25 FPTS) struggled to make an impression on the game. She struggled to finish around the rim and had to navigate foul trouble from the jump. The Sky are just 2-8 in their last ten games and find themselves sinking toward the bottom of the Eastern Conference Standings.

The Fever are now 16-16 on the campaign and are +2500 to win the WNBA title.

Xaiver joined DraftKings in August 2024, fresh out of the University of Oregon. The Massachusetts native was commenting on his sports video games by the time he could tie his shoes and fantasized about turning his favorite hobby into his future career. He might not have grown tall enough to be an elite stretch-five who could rock the rim, but this content-creating thing is a decent second option.
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