Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever Absolutely Crush Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky, 93–58
The highly anticipated showdown between two of the WNBA’s brightest young stars turned into a one-sided showcase as Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever dominated Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky, cruising to a 93–58 blowout win in their season opener.
Clark Delivers a Masterclass
Caitlin Clark put on a performance for the ages, notching her third career triple-double with 20 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists, while adding 2 steals and 4 blocks to an already loaded stat line. From the jump, Clark controlled the game with her signature deep shooting, court vision, and defensive hustle — reminding everyone why she was one of the most hyped prospects in recent memory.
It wasn’t just a great game; it was a statement — Clark has officially arrived, and the league is on notice.
Angel Reese Battles in Tough Debut
Despite the lopsided result, rookie Angel Reese showed her trademark toughness on the glass, grabbing 17 rebounds and scoring 12 points. However, she struggled from the field (5-14 shooting) and committed 5 turnovers as the Fever’s defense swarmed her throughout the night.
Reese played with energy and fire, but the Sky couldn’t find answers on either end of the court — and the growing pains of a young roster were evident.
Fever’s Future Looks Bright
Beyond Clark’s heroics, Indiana looked like a well-oiled machine. Aliyah Boston dominated in the paint, the team moved the ball beautifully, and their defensive intensity never let up. After a couple of rebuilding seasons, this Fever squad looks ready to contend — and Clark is clearly the engine driving it forward.
A Rivalry in the Making
Though the scoreboard wasn’t close, the Clark vs. Reese dynamic is only just beginning. Their college rivalry has already carried into the pros, and with both players expected to be the future faces of the league, fans can expect many more electric matchups in the seasons to come.
But for now? This round goes to Caitlin Clark — emphatically.
