Caitlin Clark, star guard for the Indiana Fever, made history by breaking WNBA records in her second game of the season, posting 27 points and 11 assists, becoming the first player in league history with multiple games of 25+ points and 10+ assists in her career. Clark's exceptional start includes a triple-double in her season opener and continues to elevate her profile, with TV ratings soaring and games being moved to larger venues to meet fan demand. Despite Clark's outstanding performance, the Fever narrowly lost to the Atlanta Dream 91-90, with Clark expressing optimism about future rematches. The Atlanta Dream, under new coach Karl Smesko, responded strongly after a season-opening loss, using their physicality to beat the Fever. Coach Stephanie White acknowledged her team struggled with Atlanta's aggressive play, emphasizing the need to adapt and use physicality to their advantage. The Dream's veterans, including Brittney Griner and Brionna Jones, contributed significantly, helping the team bounce back. The rematch between the Fever and Dream is scheduled for Thursday in Atlanta, where the game will be played at the larger State Farm Arena to accommodate expected crowds. Betting experts favor the Fever to rebound, with predictions including a spread of -4 and a focus on Clark’s assist performance, as her team aims to improve their free throw shooting and overall discipline. Overall, the season highlights a clash of rising stars and physical gameplay, with Caitlin Clark continuing to set new standards while teams adjust to the increased intensity and physicality of the league.