Indiana Fever Set the Record Straight With Caitlin Clark WNBA Assists Recognition

The Indiana Fever made no mistakes when recognizing Caitlin Clark's assist prowess from her WNBA rookie season.

Sep 25, 2024; Uncasville, Connecticut, USA; Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) possesses the ball during the first half against the Connecticut Sun during game two of the first round of the 2024 WNBA Playoffs at Mohegan Sun Arena. Mandatory Credit: Paul Rutherford-Imagn Images | Paul Rutherford-Imagn Images

The Indiana Fever's social media team behaves exactly like one should that has Caitlin Clark on the roster. Which means they recognize her accomplishments whenever possible. That was the case again with a recent post touting her record-breaking assists totals as a rookie.

However in this instance, the content came in sharp contrast to the botched praise by the WNBA on the previous day. Coincidental, or maybe not, the Fever made no mistake in highlighting Clark's accomplishments.

point guard Caitlin Clark this season 🔥

- WNBA leader in APG (8.4)
- Most AST in a season in WNBA history (337)
- Most career 10+ AST games in franchise history (12)
- Most AST by a rookie in All-Star Game history (10)#WNBAAssistsWeek pic.twitter.com/bq7Yla1UIr

— Indiana Fever (@IndianaFever) November 9, 2024

The WNBA had put out a much maligned Clark post as part of assists week that included an inaccurate number for her record total, saying she had 321 on the season when the correct stat was actually 337. It received a community note on X and was eventually deleted.

official wnba account got community noted 😭😭😭 https://t.co/ChzbNNVs8J pic.twitter.com/wWC0cpsIoo

— onie ✰ (@IIITelegrafAve) November 9, 2024

The league's official account followed that up by making another error, showcasing an assist from Chelsea Gray of the Las Vegas Aces. The problem was that the play, which came against the Fever, was from 2023. That was also deleted before another Gray assist was posted, also coming against Indiana.

the incompetence of the official @WNBA account continues. now they name a Chelsea Gray assist from *checks notes* 2023 as the best assist of the 2024 season. lmfao cant make this shit up. pic.twitter.com/ZB35cypfYT

— correlation (@nosyone4) November 8, 2024

All of this perhaps emboldened the Fever's admin to set the record straight. The team's account accurately presented the assists for Clark, making note that she led the league in assists per game and set the all-time record for most dimes in a single season. It also added that she set the rookie record for assists in an All-Star Game as well.

“why are you pressing (?)” pic.twitter.com/2CsMzjQ4ew

— sofia (@slowlyslide) November 3, 2024

It's unclear if the Fever were actually trying to prove a point about the franchise's star point guard, but they certainly proved that Clark's captivating game is easy to promote.