The Indiana Fever blew out the Las Vegas Aces by 34 points on Sunday, with A'ja Wilson and company never even holding a lead in the game. It was a complete effort by Indiana as the team capped off its four-game road trip.
Six players scored in double digits for the Fever in the 109-75 victory, led by Kelsey Mitchell with 27 points. Sophie Cunningham added 20 points, while Aliyah Boston finished with a double-double of 19 points and 11 rebounds.
Caitlin Clark added 12 points, seven rebounds and six assists in just 25 minutes of action. She also made history in the process, becoming the fastest player ever to reach 600 assists.
One stat that stood out in the Fever's win, however, was their turnover numbers. Indiana committed just nine turnovers in the game, the second time this season that the team recorded single-digit turnovers.
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Clark, who leads the league in turnovers, still committed four turnovers in the contest. However, head coach Stephanie White was still pleased with her overall performance.
In fact, White made sure to mention Clark and welcome her back when talking about how the Fever did a much better job taking care of the ball.
"Took care of the ball. C, welcome back baby!" White exclaimed in her postgame speech.
The Fever improved to 14-9 on the season with the win, keeping them in the top five of the WNBA standings. They will have a couple of days to rest before returning to action against the Golden State Valkyries.
Golden State is third in the league with a 17-7 record, though, so Clark and Indiana will certainly need to be at their best to keep their winning streak alive and further climb up the standings.
