The Indiana Fever stretched their winning streak to five games with a 112-98 victory over the Portland Fire on Friday night. In the process, Caitlin Clark made more WNBA history, becoming the fastest player to record four career triple-doubles.
Clark finished with 26 points, 10 ******* ists and 10 rebounds in the Friday night win to accomplish the feat.
The Hawkeye great needed only 78 games to reach this milestone, besting Sabrina Ionescu's mark of 89 games. Clark is also now tied with Sabrina Ionescu for the third most triple-doubles in WNBA history, trailing only Dallas Wings forward Jessica Shepard (five) and Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas (20).
WNBA history, quickest to 4️⃣ career triple-doubles:

1. CaitlinClark22 (78 games)
2. Sabrina Ionescu (89 games)
3. Jessica Shepard (107 games)
4. Alyssa Thomas (254 games) https://t.co/TsHvYt8aig
Clark also set another WNBA record early in the first quarter by becoming the league's fastest player to reach 1,500 career points and 650 ******* ists, doing so in 78 games to beat Sue Bird's previous mark of 116 games.

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