Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham try uniquely Canadian cuisine

Caitlin Clark has been an absolute standout for the Indiana Fever, leading them on a hot streak following another impressive performance against the Atlanta Dream. After starting the season 5-5, the Fever have now posted a 23-12 record, with Clark's leadership playing a crucial role in their resurgence.

Clark's latest 95-91 overtime victory over the Dream highlighted her dominance, as she recorded an impressive 26 points, 9 assists, and 3 rebounds. This performance earned her praise from various quarters, with retired NFL star Robert Griffin III proclaiming her as the front-runner for WNBA MVP, citing her unique combination of scoring and assists. She has now broken WNBA records with her shooting splits and has only three points and a rebound behind her to complete the feat.

Not everyone was as enamored with Clark's play, though. Analyst Jason Whitlock criticized both Clark and Angel Reese, stating that the latter had made a case for canceling the WNBA. He deemed the game "brutal" and expressed doubts about continuing to support Clark's MVP case.

Despite this dissenting view, Clark remains on a roll, narrowly avoiding tying her longest winning streak this season with a victory over the Dallas Wings. She put up a stellar performance against Bueckers, the Dallas star, tying for a game-high 29 points while also contributing 10 assists and 3 rebounds. She followed that up with another stellar effort in their upcoming game against the Toronto Tempo, extending her winning streak and solidifying her reputation as one of the league's standout players.