Clark's 32-point night fuels Fever's latest 100-point explosion - ESPN

What the report says

ESPN reported that Caitlin Clark scored 32 points and Kelsey Mitchell helped power another high-output night for the Indiana Fever, who beat the Seattle Storm 105-95 on Tuesday night. The two guards combined for 60 points, meaning Mitchell accounted for 28, as Indiana again crossed the 100-point mark.

The result extended what ESPN described as a league-record run: the Fever have now scored at least 100 points in four consecutive games. That offensive surge was the defining development in the report, with Clark’s scoring night and Mitchell’s production carrying Indiana past Seattle in a game that still required the Fever to hold off a Storm team that reached 95 points.

The milestone matters because sustained 100-point performances are unusual in the WNBA, where pace, depth, shooting efficiency and late-game execution all have to align over multiple games. For Indiana, the streak points to a team finding rhythm around its backcourt scoring, while for opponents it highlights the challenge of containing both Clark and Mitchell in the same matchup.

The available ESPN text did not include additional details such as standings impact, full box-score leaders, venue information or postgame comments. Based on the supplied report, the central takeaway is Indiana’s record-setting offensive stretch and the latest starring role for Clark and Mitchell in a 10-point win over the Storm.