Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever Set Insane Single-Season WNBA Record

Caitlin Clark-mania has taken over the WNBA, and the results are beginning to show up on the court for the Indiana Fever, even though they have just an 11-14 record on the year.

The Fever have won four of their past six games, and per usual, Clark is playing a huge role in their success on the court.

Unsurprisingly, she's also playing a big role in drawing fans out to the Fever's games, no matter where they are playing. In fact, in just 25 games, the Fever broke the WNBA's single-season attendance record, proving just how big of a name Clark is in the sports world.

Everyone is tuning in to see how Clark performs for Indiana, but more fans are actually going to these games to see the WNBA's newest star in action, which is a huge win for the league.

And as previously noted, Clark and the Fever managed to break this record in only 25 games. There are still 15 more games to go in the season, so it's safe to say they will be adding to this record quite a bit before the campaign comes to a close.

Clark has truly taken the WNBA by storm, and if you needed any further proof of that, this crazy attendance record set by the Fever should clearly illustrate that point.

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