Truly incredible.
The Caitlin Clark Effect continues to do big things for the WNBA in terms of increasing its popularity, and I know that first hand — I can’t believe the amount of WNBA pieces that I’ve written since Clark has gotten into the league.
Well, here we go again, ladies and gentlemen, as Sports Media Watch is reporting that Wednesday’s game on ESPN between the Indiana Fever and Dallas Wings brought in 1.7 million television viewers.
In that contest, Clark ended up breaking the WNBA single-game record for assists with 19 total. On top of that, she also scored 24 points. Despite her excellent performance, however, Indiana lost the game, 101-93. (RELATED: Caitlin Clark Breaks WNBA Single-Game Record For Assists, Guaranteeing That She’ll Win Rookie Of The Year)
Also in that game, Clark became the first player in the history of the league to have a stat line that…
