Dr Rosanne M Palermo

[Indiana Fever @IndianaFever]

CC going straight to work in Berlin 😤

[Dr Rosanne M Palermo @Smilemaker45]

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[SPORTS RECEIPTS 🧾 @SPORTSRECEIPTS]

THIS ISN’T ONE RECORD CHASE.

It’s an MVP ledger.

Caitlin Clark has played 35 games in 2026.

She is only:

25 POINTS + 10 ASSISTS

from becoming the first player in WNBA history with:

800 POINTS + 300 ASSISTS
IN THE SAME SEASON.

And she is currently on pace for something else no WNBA player has ever done:

20+ PPG + 8+ APG
FOR AN ENTIRE SEASON.

And the deeper you go into the scoring + playmaking thresholds, the crazier the season gets.

34 of 35 — 5+ AST
33 of 35 — 10+ PTS / 5+ AST
29 of 35 — 15+ PTS / 5+ AST
23 of 35 — 20+ PTS / 5+ AST
13 of 35 — 25+ PTS / 5+ AST
5 of 35 — 30+ PTS / 5+ AST
1 of 35 — 40+ PTS / 5+ AST

And sitting on top of that consistency are the records:

23 ... 20+ PTS / 5+ AST games — WNBA single-season record

13 ... 25+ PTS / 5+ AST games — WNBA single-season record

11 ... 20+ PTS / 10+ AST games — WNBA single-season record

4 ... 30+ PTS / 10+ AST games — WNBA single-season record

And then the apex:

45 POINTS + 10 ASSISTS

The first 40+ point / 10+ assist game in WNBA history.

The records aren't outliers.

They're the top of a nightly pattern.

Now zoom out:

775 points.
290 assists.
100 threes.

22.1 PPG.
8.3 APG.

3rd in WNBA scoring.
T-1st in assists.

Then there are the records still moving.
Clark has:

15 STRAIGHT GAMES

WITH 7+ ASSISTS.

The WNBA record is 17.

2 to tie.
3 to own it outright.

She also has:

12 POINTS–ASSISTS DOUBLE-DOUBLES.

The single-season record is 15.

3 to tie.
4 to own it.

And August history is already secured.

Through 10 games:

234 points.
91 assists.

She has already clinched another month averaging:

20+ PPG + 8+ APG.

It will be the sixth such month of her career.
No other WNBA player has ever done it once.

So Connecticut isn't pass/fail.

It's the next rung.

Get 8 assists, and August becomes:

20+ PPG + 9.0 APG.
That would be the third 20+/9+ month in WNBA history.

The first two?

Also Caitlin Clark.

And the individual production is translating directly to winning.
Indiana is:

25–14 — franchise record for wins
11 games over .500 — best mark since 2012
18 games scoring 100+ — WNBA single-season record
6 straight 100-point games — WNBA record

3,769 team points — 19 from the WNBA single-season record

#1 offense in the WNBA

The recognition has followed:

4× Eastern Conference Player of the Week
2× AP Player of the Week
Eastern Conference Player of the Month
All-Star starter

And yes, the bad receipt belongs on the board too:

161 turnovers.
WNBA high.

No hiding it.

Now weigh that against the scoring, the creation, the records, the historic offense and the franchise-record winning.

This is why the question is getting harder to avoid:

TEAM MVP?

Absolutely.

LEAGUE MVP?

The case is sitting right there.

This isn’t one record chase.

IT’S AN MVP LEDGER. 🧾✓
#CaitlinClark #IndianaFever #WNBA #WNBAMVP #SportsReceipts

[SportsCenter @SportsCenter]

Caitlin Clark has more 30 PTS | 10 AST games than the rest of WNBA history combined 🤯

[Indiana Fever @IndianaFever]

Caitlin Clark going behind-the-back to Makayla Timpson is tonight's @StateFarm Assist of the Game 🪙

[Clark Report @CClarkReport]

This angle of Caitlin Clark’s behind the back pass

WOW

[George Lucas @ucmedontyou]

@IndianaFever This maybe deserves its own post, eh?

[Jason @letstalkksports]

🚨 Y’ALL NEED TO STOP AND LOOK AT THESE NUMBERS. 🚨

Caitlin Clark has 628 points this season. Take away her 161 made free throws, and she has 467 points from the field.

Her teammates assisted on roughly 170 of those points.

That leaves 297 points scored WITHOUT an assist.

297 ÷ 467 = 63.59%.

🤣🤣 63.59% OF HER NON-FREE-THROW POINTS ARE UNASSISTED.

That is ABSURD.

And before somebody starts screaming “Aliyah Boston!” — let’s talk about the actual offensive creation.

Clark has 238 assists, accounting for roughly 525 points created for her teammates.

She has assisted Kelsey Mitchell 66 times and Aliyah Boston 72 times.

Meanwhile, Mitchell has assisted Clark just 9 times, Boston 18 times, and shoutout to Myisha Hines-Allen, who has assisted Clark 10 times despite limited playing time. 👏

So when I say MOST VALUABLE PLAYER ON THE FEVER, I’m not talking about feelings. I’m talking about VALUE, CREATION AND IMPACT.

Since the All-Star break, Clark is averaging 45 points + assists per game — an absolutely ridiculous level of offensive production.

And y’all STILL want to argue about who is more valuable to Indiana?

😂😂😂

I’M NOT LETTING ANYBODY DIM CAITLIN CLARK’S LIGHT.

If you think somebody else is the MOST VALUABLE player on the Indiana Fever, bring the numbers.

DON’T BRING ME FEELINGS. BRING ME RECEIPTS.

Because if you watched these numbers and still don’t understand Caitlin Clark’s value, we simply aren’t watching the same basketball. 🔥

[Sports Patriot @SportsPatriotUS]

🚨 BREAKING: Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith Calls for Stephanie White to Be Fired

Indiana Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith is now publicly calling on the Fever to part ways with head coach Stephanie White following her comments about DiJonai Carrington’s Flagrant 2 foul on Sophie Cunningham.

Beckwith wrote:

“The @IndianaFever need to let Stephanie White go.”

He argued that a coach should not publicly defend the intentions of an opposing player after that player was ejected for excessive contact against one of her own.

White agreed with Carrington’s ejection but said she did not believe the foul was malicious.

This has now moved well beyond frustrated Fever fans.

The Lieutenant Governor of Indiana is publicly calling for Stephanie White’s job.

That is a major escalation.

[Martina Navratilova @Martina]

Crazy. Really shitty refereeing

[Farm Girl Carrie™️👩‍🌾 @FarmGirlCarrie]

Hire a coach who fights for Fever players,
Herbert Simon. Enough with the Roller Derby violence on your white players.
Stand up for them, as you would the men of your Indiana Pacers team.
Fire Coach White now!
@Pacers

[Jason @letstalkksports]

A MESSAGE TO WNBA SPONSORS, INVESTORS & CORPORATE PARTNERS

I’m going to say something that needs to be said, and I’m saying it as a BLACK MAN who has supported women’s basketball and wants to see the WNBA succeed.

Sponsors and investors need to start paying attention to the narratives being pushed around this league.

Monica McNutt. Andraya Carter. Chiney Ogwumike.

There is a growing perception among fans that when the subject is Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham, or the Indiana Fever, the conversation repeatedly becomes about what THEY need to do differently, what THEY need to take accountability for, how THEY need to speak up, or how THEY are somehow responsible for the actions of other people.

But when the exact same standard should be applied to Black players, that energy often seems to disappear.

That is a problem.

And I’m not saying Black players should be treated more harshly. I’m saying they should be treated exactly the same.

If Caitlin Clark is expected to answer for her fans, then every player should be expected to answer for their own supporters.

If Sophie Cunningham deserves criticism for her actions, then so does every other player.

If Caitlin is expected to demonstrate “self-awareness,” then that expectation cannot suddenly disappear when the player involved is Black.

And if a player is ejected for a Flagrant 2 and then publicly posts about “WHITE PRIVILEGE,” that deserves to be discussed with the same seriousness that every controversial Caitlin Clark moment receives.

You cannot demand accountability from one group while constantly explaining, contextualizing and defending another.

That isn’t equality.

And sponsors should care about this.

Because your money is helping build this league. Your brands are attached to the broadcasts, the players, the analysts and the conversations surrounding the WNBA.

You have every right to expect the people representing this league to promote competition, fairness and unity — not repeatedly reinforce racial division or create the perception that certain players are held to a different standard because of their race.

I’m not asking sponsors to silence anyone.

I’m asking you to WATCH.

Watch the commentary.

Watch who gets criticized.

Watch who gets defended.

Watch who is told to take accountability.

Watch who gets their behavior explained away.

And most importantly, watch whether the standard remains the same when the jersey, the team and the player’s race changes.

Because fans are watching.

And fans are the reason sponsors have an audience to market to in the first place.

The WNBA has an incredible opportunity in front of it.

But you cannot build a bigger league by constantly dividing the people who are watching it.

Hold everyone accountable.
Protect nobody from legitimate criticism.
Attack nobody because of their race.
And stop pretending fans don’t notice the difference.

I’m a Black man saying this because I believe the standard should be fair for everybody.

If the WNBA wants my support, my viewership and my money, then I expect the same fairness from the people representing it. #FeverWin #fever #wnba #racist #espnw @stoolpresidente @espnW @stephenasmith @McNuttMonica @Andraya_Carter @chiney @FirstTake @budweiserusa @Nike @StateFarm

[#Caitlin4MVP @WNBA_Analyst]

Hey @StephanieWhite, the person who causes the most challenges for the Fever group is YOU!

When YOU sing the praises of an opposing team’s player who just clocked your player, it is not “outside noise”. It is YOU that is the problem!

[Sarah Fields @SarahisCensored]

Coach White saw her player with a bloody mouth. She knows what is happening to Sophie every game, and she chose to defend the opposing player.

Kick her out, too. She can’t be trusted.

[Indiana Fever @IndianaFever]

Caitlin Clark's 8th career game with 25+ PTS, 10+ AST and 5+ 3PM 😈

the rest of the WNBA combined has 4 such games in league history.

[IDX-Texas @idxtx_]

Here is a video of the last play. Iso ball. Aja lined blocked her. Look at the coach on the left at the end.

That's Tully yelling at the refs. You will see why.

I respect the game and good and bad losses. I do not respect this. At all. Ever.

[Dr Rosanne M Palermo @Smilemaker45]

@catKatfan521 @mrslyonsdenver @realapp @IndianaFever CC has a coach stat padding against her and Miles has a coach promoting her.
Miles is good, she’s lucky to be where she is.
CC is the GOAT

[Dr Rosanne M Palermo @Smilemaker45]

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