Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark makes additional WNBA history after the league corrects the stat sheet for a recent game. Multiple outlets report that Clark is retroactively awarded two assists from Friday’s Fever game, a change that affects her totals. After the delayed correction, her assists increase enough to make her the first WNBA player to post multiple 30-point, 10-assist games, according to The Athletic and Fox News. Other reports also focus on Clark’s record-setting performances around the Fever’s games against the Golden State Valkyries and the Atlanta Dream, where she ties or sets WNBA milestones in points, assists, and overall statistical benchmarks. One outlet also notes a separate Thursday game in San Francisco, where the Fever fall 90-88 to the Valkyries despite Clark recording a new assist-related mark. Together, the coverage shows Clark continues to produce standout statistical performances for Indiana, while the league’s later adjustment to her assist totals further elevates her historical standing. The reporting attributes the update to the league’s delayed review of the official scoring.