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· 1d · on MSN

Indiana Fever-New York Liberty score: Highlights as Caitlin Clark dominates in return

This marks Clark's fifth career game with 30 or more points.

· 21h · on MSN

Caitlin Clark explodes for 32 points in return from injury as Indiana Fever hand New York Liberty first loss of season

· 1d · on MSN

Indiana Fever vs New York Liberty final score, stats: Caitlin Clark scores 32 in return

· 1d

Making up for lost time, Caitlin Clark goes OFF in first half vs. NY Liberty with 25 points

Clark, who is playing in her first game since suffering a quad strain on May 24, exploded for 14 points in seven minutes of play in the first quarter.

· 19h

How Caitlin Clark's return to action impressed Rebecca Lobo

· 1d

Caitlin Clark scores 32 points in return as Fever become first to beat reigning WNBA champion Liberty

· 18h

Caitlin Clark Talks 'Confidence' After Three 3-Pointers in 38 Seconds in Injury Return

Clark added that her jumpers throughout the game "came off my hand feeling really good," which added to her self-belief.

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How Caitlin Clark got 'the whole perspective' with Fever coaches while out with injury

· 1d

Fever's Caitlin Clark Drains Three 3-Pointers in 38 Seconds on Video in Injury Return

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution1h

Atlanta takes on New York following Gray's 32-point game

BOTTOM LINE: Atlanta Dream faces the New York Liberty after Allisha Gray scored 32 points in the Dream's 89-56 victory against the Washington Mystics. New York finished 32-8 overall and 16-4 in Eastern Conference play last season. The Liberty averaged 85.6 points per game last season, 14.0 on free throws and 30.3 from beyond the arc.

Caitlin Clark shines in return as Indiana Fever hand New York Liberty first loss of season

Caitlin Clark sized up Breanna Stewart on the wing in the second quarter, crossed over and stepped back for a 3-pointer from 31 feet. After the preposterous triple splashed through the net, Clark ribbed the two-time MVP back down the court, and all Stewart could do was laugh.