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The Indiana Fever on Friday published a 14-minute documentary highlighting Caitlin Clark’s WNBA Rookie of the Year campaign in 2024.
The No. 1 pick of the 2024 draft averaged 19.2 points and 8.2 assists per game while leading the Fever back into the playoffs for the first time since 2016.
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entering the @WNBA as the uncontested No. 1 pick, Caitlin Clark’s rookie season was one of the most highly anticipated ever.
since stepping foot in Indy, she’s shattered records in the most-watched @WNBA season.
watch the story of her rookie campaign: https://t.co/Yj5hhp04zC pic.twitter.com/z1nGcKpsgQ
The documentary featured Clark’s commentary on becoming the first WNBA rookie to record two triple-doubles in the same season.
Clark credited Aaliyah Boston for allowing her to grab the historic rebound with 10.2 seconds left against the Los Angeles Sparks on Sept. 4.
“Shout out to AB, she kind of let me get that rebound,” Clark laughed. “But I was lucky, because it bounced right in my direction, so I had to get it.”
Clark continued: “I think that you can tell the joy that it kind of brought my teammates as well, it just speaks to the team culture that we have here. Nobody really cares about themselves. They just want the best for their teammates.”
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Caitlin Clark relives the moment she recorded her second triple-double of the season 🔥
“I think you can just tell the joy that it brought my teammates as well.” pic.twitter.com/ftVrTeovGy
In honor of the documentary, the Fever published a five-part thread on X highlighting each one of the records Clark set while leading the WNBA with 337 total assists.
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Caitlin Clark’s rookie season 🧵 (1/5)
– Rookie of the Year
– WNBA leader in APG
– WNBA leader in 3PM
– Most AST in a season in WNBA history
– Most AST in a game in WNBA history
– Most PTS in a season in franchise history
– Most PTS by a point guard in a season in WNBA history pic.twitter.com/eHREbocyAJ
Clark capped off the 2024 season by finishing fourth place in WNBA MVP award voting. The Fever rookie will make a bid for the first top-three finish of her career next season as she looks to lead Indiana back into the playoffs next fall.
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