Caitlin Clark singles out Fever’s unlikely hero after perfect shooting night

Caitlin Clark lauded Tyasha Harris as the unexpected hero of Indiana Fever's perfect shooting night. After the Fever's 98-87 win over the Dallas Wings, Clark highlighted Harris's crucial contribution. Harris came off the bench and scored 15 points in only 17 minutes, making all five of her three-point attempts. Her performance came at a critical juncture, boosting the Fever as they overcame a halftime deficit.

Clark described Harris as one of the best teammates she's ever had, praising her ability to uplift and support the team. The Fever's depth was evident as Harris's efficient shooting allowed Clark to focus on her own stellar performance, which included 29 points and 10 assists. Harris's ability to provide instant offense without demanding touches was particularly valuable for the Fever's postseason run, where rotation sizes may shrink.

Clark emphasized Harris's consistency and professionalism, noting that she remains the same person whether playing two minutes or 20.