Clark praises Fever for being 'super resilient' in their hard-fought overtime win over Dream
After the Indiana Fever's fourth straight win, Caitlin Clark said coach Stephanie White “made a great point” in her postgame talk with the team by saying “This felt like a playoff game.” If so, the Fever looked playoff-ready in their 95-91 overtime win over the Atlanta Dream on Sunday. Perhaps of more importance, Indiana responded to a major challenge from an Atlanta team that began the day…
The Indiana Fever secured a hard-fought overtime victory over the Atlanta Dream, marking their fourth straight win of the season, and coach Stephanie White praised her team's resilience in the postgame talk. The Fever displayed impressive depth with four players scoring 18 or more points, and responded effectively to a challenging game from the Atlanta Dream, who started the day one-half behind the Fever in the playoff standings.
The Fever's performance was led by Caitlin Clark, who scored 26 points with nine assists, and Kelsey Mitchell, who finished with 20 points despite struggling in the first half. Makayla Timpson and Aliyah Boston also contributed significantly to the Fever's win, finishing with 20 points and 18 points respectively. Atlanta Dream coach Kelsey Ocker commented on the win, acknowledging the Fever's strong performance and the support her team received from the sold-out crowd at State Farm Arena.
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