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New York’s freedom is no longer undefeated, and they can blame Caitlin Clark.
Clark recovered from his scoreboard after his injury, and Indiana Heat beat the defending WNBA champion 102-88.
Freedom entered the game 9-0 in the first quarter with as many as 11 degrees of freedom, but then Caitlin Clark happened. Clark missed five games after a four-pointer injury to the same free agency three weeks ago, but she doesn’t look rusty.
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Indiana Hot Fanatic Guard Caitlin Clark won a three-point championship in the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on Saturday, June 14, 2025. (Grace Smith/Indystar/US Today Network via Imagen Images)
Clark knocked out six of her first nine 3-pointers and dropped 25 points in the second half of the first half, the most in any half of her career. However, the big blow to the first half was her Reggie Miller-style stretch, during which she played 3-3 from the depths in a 38-second span. Indiana led 53-50.
New York scored nine unanswered points for the second half, but the fever quickly answered quickly with his own 19 points, leading the field 25-3 with 16 points, the biggest of their day.
However, Freed cut his deficit to only 4 points with a score of 14-2. After they finally scored a three-pointer game, the run continued as Indiana scored 17 points in the next 21 points, leading 16 points again.
Caitlin Clark, a fever in Indiana, shoots in a free-free match against New York at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on June 14, 2025. (AJ Mast/nbae via Getty Image)
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Clark was unable to continue her first half shot in the second time. She scored seven points in the third quarter and scored on the fourth time, with only one of five 3-pointers in the second half.
But Lexie Hull, Damiris Dantas, Sydney Colson and Sophie Cunningham knocked out seven of the 11 3-pointers (Sophie Cunningham got 10-10 from Deep). Fever lined up 17 three-pointers, franchise record, while Clark led seven.
Indiana fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) and Indiana fever guard Lexie Hull (10) in the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on Saturday, June 14, 2025 against New York Freedom. (Grace Smith/Indystar/US Today Network via Imagen Images)
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Clark scored 32 points, which was her second place in the WNBA game. She also grabbed eight rebounds from both assists.
Indiana State has put a 2-3 shelves on the floor with her 3-2. These two losses totaled three points.
The fever will host Connecticut Sunshine Tuesday, while New York will dream back to the Big Apple with Atlanta.
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