Caitlin Clark Used Six Words To Sum Up Her Historic WNBA All-Star Game

Take a bow, Caitlin Clark! A few days after setting the single-game record for most assists in a WNBA game, the Indiana Fever guard set a new record in the All-Star game. This time, Clark broke the record for most assists by a rookie in the All-Star Game.

After the game, Clark talked about her incredible game for the WNBA All-Stars. The star point guard showed that she was a natural point guard in her comments about her game, per Josh Weinfuss.

"I just love passing the basketball," Clark admitted in the press conference.

Clark also said that she took more pride in her passing than in her shooting. It's a testament to just how good the Fever star is. All game long, Clark was making the right reads and setting the table up for the offense.

The Fever rookie would finish the game with ten assists. While that's a rookie All-Star record, it fell just short of Sue Bird's 12 assists record. After being left off the Olympic team, Clark is proving why she deserves a spot in the next international to