In a thrilling game against the Phoenix Mercury on Friday night, Caitlin Clark once again showcased her exceptional skills, leading the Indiana Fever to a 98-89 victory. The rookie sensation fell just one point short of her career-high, contributing an impressive 29 points to the team's success. Not stopping there, Clark also recorded 10 assists, marking yet another double-double in her outstanding debut professional season.

Clark's remarkable performance on Friday night not only solidified her status as a rising star in the WNBA but also earned her a place among NBA legends. She became only the third player in the history of both the WNBA and the NBA to achieve a minimum of 29 points, 10 assists, and five rebounds on multiple occasions during their rookie campaign. Joining the ranks of Michael Jordan and Stephen Curry, Clark's accomplishment underscores her immense talent and potential.

Although Jordan achieved this feat twice, and Curry managed it an impressive four times, it is worth noting that Clark has already accomplished it twice in her rookie season alone. With a significant portion of the 2024 WNBA season still ahead, the young point guard has ample opportunities to continue making her mark and surpassing more records.

Not only is Clark's scoring prowess awe-inspiring, but her playmaking abilities have also garnered attention. Currently leading the entire league with an average of 8.3 assists per game, she is just three assists away from surpassing Ticha Penicheiro's all-time rookie assist record of 225. By achieving this milestone, Clark would further solidify her status as the frontrunner for the prestigious WNBA Rookie of the Year award.

Excitement is building as Clark and the Indiana Fever prepare for their highly-anticipated matchup against the Seattle Storm on Sunday afternoon. Fans eagerly await another awe-inspiring display of talent as Clark continues to captivate basketball enthusiasts with her exceptional skills, determination, and record-breaking performances.