Caitlin Clark struggled to score but delivered elite playmaking in the Indiana Fever’s 94–86 win over the Seattle Storm. In this 60-second analysis breakdown, we dive into Clark’s 11-assist night, Lexie Hull’s career double-double, and how Aliyah Boston’s dominance sealed the deal. Discover the Fever’s winning formula—even when their superstar isn’t shooting well.
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00:00The June 24th contest between the Indiana Fever and the Seattle Storm captured the unpredictable intensity of elite WNBA competition.
00:11While the Fever's blend of physical dominance and structured playmaking enabled them to build a significant early lead,
00:18their offensive rhythm was briefly disrupted under intense defensive pressure.
00:23Nonetheless, a crucial backdoor cut and timely shots in the final minutes allowed them to fend off a spirited comeback.
00:30Culminating in a 94-86 victory, in the post-game press, Coach Christy Sides praised Lexi Hull's impact, stating,
00:38her energy on the floor during crunch time was indispensable.
00:42As both teams retreat to their war rooms, the tactical insights and psychological lessons from this game will undoubtedly ripple through the remainder of the 2025 season
00:51and may ultimately shape how deep they go come playoff time.
