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Still, I might argue that Kate Rinklerk She claimed she was the most valuable player in the WNBA as she left the court on Wednesday.
That’s Indiana Fever The first game since Clark suffered a quad injury, suffered the worst losses in a hot season.
The Washington mystic defeated the 83-77 Clarkless fever on Wednesday night.
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Indiana Feverguard’s Kate Linklark speaks with a judgement with the Washington Mystics at the Entertainment & Sports Arena after the second quarter. (Emily Face Morgan Imai Muggle image)
The heat heated up, taking a 10-4 lead and taking a five-time lead in points in the second quarter.
However, from 5:47 left in the second to 5:03 left in the regulation, the mystics outperformed the fever, 46-32. Their 11-point lead (73-62) was the biggest night of the night, until the garbage time was free throwing with less than a minute left.
Indiana scored seven points in the final 22 seconds to avoid double-digit losses, but most of the final 25 minutes were all mystic.
Indiana Fever Guard Kate Rinklerk (22) cheers against the Washington Mystics of Entertainment & Sports Arena from the bench in the first quarter. (Emily Face Morgan Imai Muggle image)
The two losses before Fever this season were brought by a total of three points. They lost one to the Atlanta Dream and two to champion New York Liberty. Fever had the ball in the final seconds in both of these contests.
Their 77 points is the lowest scored all season. They had previously won 93, 90, 81, and 88.
Clark is due to miss at least two weeks with a correct quad injury. In the first four games, the difference in points for Fever was +37.
The former Iowa Hawkeye averaged 19.0 points, 9.3 assists and 6.0 rebounds in four games in the 2025 season. Last year, she set the record for the most assisted single season of the year. Aliya Boston and Kelsey Mitchell joined in with team high four assists in the evening. The whole fever was only 15 at night. Clark won the WNBA Record 19 on July 17th last year.
Dewanna Bonner dropped 21 points off the bench to lead the heat.
Indiana Feverguard Kate Rinklerk, 22, sits on the bench before a match against the Washington Mystics at the Entertainment & Sports Arena. (Emily Face Morgan Imai Muggle image)
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Clark scored a season-high 27 points against Dreams last Tuesday. She settled down at just 11 on Thursday after dropping more than 20 points in each of her first two games, dropping 18 points against Liberty on Saturday.
Ryan Gaydos of Fox News contributed to this report.
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