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Caitlin Clark posted a historic 27-point, 15-assist performance as the Indiana Fever beat the Las Vegas Aces 99-89, levelling their playoff series at 1-1 ahead of a decisive third game.
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Indiana Fever refused to go quietly. Facing elimination in Game 2 of their playoff series against the Las Vegas Aces, Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell delivered commanding performances to secure a 99-89 victory and force a decisive Game 3.
Clark was sensational, finishing with 27 points and 15 assists. She became the first player in WNBA history to record a points-assists double-double in the first half of a playoff game - a stat line that underlines just how dominant she was from tip-off.
Clark opened proceedings with a three-pointer, immediately setting the tone. Yet the Aces hit back swiftly, and a moment in the first quarter drew attention when Clark attempted to draw a foul, lost possession, and failed to hustle back on defence, gifting Las Vegas a fast break. Analyst Candace Parker was blunt in her criticism during the broadcast, stressing that defensive effort is non-negotiable in the postseason.
It is a recurring theme. Clark has drawn scrutiny throughout the season for contesting officials' calls and picked up a technical foul earlier in the playoffs.
Kelsey Mitchell was equally vital, pouring in 26 points to complement Clark's playmaking. Together they proved too much for an Aces side that struggled to contain Indiana's backcourt.
Late in the contest, A'ja Wilson was hit with a technical foul following an incident involving a fan, who was subsequently escorted from the arena. The flashpoint added extra spice to an already heated affair, but the Fever held firm to protect their lead.
The series now heads to a winner-takes-all Game 3.
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