Caitlin Clark delivered a defining performance in her young WNBA career on Friday night against the Seattle Storm. The Indiana Fever star scored a career high with 45 points in the 110-107 victory while also notching 10 assists.

Caitlin Clark's historic 45-point, 10-assist game made her the first WNBA player to reach those marks amid ongoing controversy over her protection.

Caitlin Clark made history with a brilliant WNBA game and put the league on notice in her post-game interview.

In one of her finest showings in the WNBA, Caitlin Clark rewrote the record books in another special night.

Dan Patrick says WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert canceled a scheduled interview after the league's PR staff told her not to appear on his show.

The victory improved Indiana to 15-10 and kept the Fever near the top of the Eastern Conference standings.

Caitlin Clark had the hot hand Friday. Clark had her best WNBA performance to date during the Fever’s 110-107 win over the Storm, leading Indiana with a career-high 45 points on 11-of-18 shooting, along with 10 assists,

ESPN personality warns that debates surrounding Clark have become bigger than basketball and urges the league to handle the spotlight carefully. Stephen A. Smith believes the conversation surrounding Caitlin Clark has moved beyond basketball and become part of a much larger cultural debate.