The Indiana Fever have watched Caitlin Clark turn extraordinary production into something that almost feels routine. That continued this week, and the franchise made sure to highlight just how rare Clark's latest accomplishment really is.
As ESPN announced last night, with her double-double, Clark reached 29 for her WNBA career in only 82 games. The Fever immediately celebrated the milestone on social media, noting that Clark now owns the third-most career double-doubles by a guard in league history.
For a player still early in her professional career, the number is another reminder of how quickly Clark has climbed WNBA record books. Her scoring has always commanded attention, but her ability to consistently create offense for teammates has turned her into one of the league's most productive all-around guards.
And Indiana wanted everyone to know it.
Fever Celebrate Caitlin Clark's Latest WNBA Milestone
The Fever posted Clark's accomplishment on X after she recorded her latest double-double.
"In only 82 games, Caitlin Clark has recorded her 29th career double-double, the third most by a guard in WNBA history," the team wrote.
That is an eye-opening pace.
Clark entered the league as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft after her historic college career at Iowa and immediately established herself as one of basketball's premier playmakers.
Her career numbers through 82 games show exactly why.
Clark has averaged 19.6 points, 8.4 assists and 5.0 rebounds per game while starting every contest of her WNBA career. She has already accumulated 1,611 points and 690 assists.
The double-doubles have followed naturally.
Clark recorded 14 during her rookie season, added five in an abbreviated 2025 campaign and has continued piling them up in 2026.
Her ability to generate double-doubles as a guard is particularly notable because most guards need a huge assist night to pair with their scoring production. Clark has made those performances commonplace.
Caitlin Clark Continues Huge 2026 Season
Clark has taken another step forward during the 2026 season.
Through 29 games, she is averaging 21.7 points, 8.2 assists and 3.9 rebounds while shooting 44.3 percent from the field and 36.1 percent from 3-point range.
Those numbers have come while Indiana has emerged as one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference.
The Fever sit at 21-12 and have won two straight games, putting them atop the Eastern Conference standings entering their next matchup.
Clark recently delivered another major performance in a win over the New York Liberty, finishing with 22 points and a double-double as Indiana continued building momentum.
Her combination of scoring and passing remains the engine of the Fever offense.
Fever Have Plenty to Celebrate With Clark
The significance of Indiana's post goes beyond one statistical milestone.
Clark has reached 29 career double-doubles in only 82 appearances. For a guard to already rank third in WNBA history in that category shows just how unusual her production has been since arriving in Indianapolis.
She has also already recorded four career triple-doubles, another indication of how many different ways she can influence a game.
The Fever drafted Clark hoping she could become the centerpiece of the franchise.
Less than three full seasons into her career, she has become exactly that.
Indiana's latest social media post simply put another number behind what has become increasingly obvious.
Clark isn't just putting together an impressive start to her WNBA career. She is already moving into historic territory.
