Caitlin Clark continues her impressive 2026 WNBA season by winning another AP Player of the Week award. It’s the fourth time that the Indiana Fever star has won the award this season. She joined Fever legend Tamika Catchings as the only franchise players to earn that honor four times in a season.
After Clark won the award, she became the only player this season to win it four times. Las Vegas Aces star forward A’ja Wilson trails her with three.
During the past week, Clark averaged 25.7 points, 3.3 rebounds and 9.7 assists. After securing another award, WNBA fans raved online, rejoicing after the former Iowa star’s win.
“Impossible! An 11th rank guard should not be doing this!!!” a fan said.
“Wtfff is wrong with you guys? Call her MVP!! Start the bloody campaign,” another fan commented.
“But she’s the 11th best guard though? Right?” one fan said.
More fans celebrated Caitlin Clark’s achievement on X.
“She is historic and works with an energy that fuels the game and the FEVER team IMO she is MVP in WNBA,” someone commented.
“So tell us who the real MVP candidate is,” a comment read.
“And some morons don’t have CC in the MVP race,” one fan commented.
Caitlin Clark Continues to Have a Historic Season
Caitlin Clark led the Indiana Fever to a big win over the Atlanta Dream on Sunday. She posted 26 points, three rebounds and nine assists on 45.0% shooting.
Clark is having a historic run this season. After she led the Fever to a 95-91 overtime win over the Dream, she became the only player to average 26+ PPG and 9+ APG over an 11-game span.
That wasn’t the only good thing that came from the Fever’s win over the Dream. Both teams have two of the top WNBA stars, and fans wanted to see them battle it out on the court. This raised the league’s ratings on Sunday, garnering an average of 2.6 million viewers on ESPN.
According to reports, their recent contest became the most-watched WNBA game ever on cable, in the regular season or playoffs.
Fans are expected to want to watch every time Caitlin Clark takes on Angel Reese. Their rivalry dates back to their college years. Even at the professional level, their rivalry is still strong, and fans want to witness it all.
Even when Reese was with the Chicago Sky, ratings were sky-high when she played against Clark.
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Edited by Reign Amurao
