Indiana Fever beat the Las Vegas Aces 99-89 in Game 2, tying their best-of-three series at 1-1. Caitlin Clark leads the Fever with 27 points and 15 assists, and the game is described across outlets as both a standout individual performance and a key team effort. Kelsey Mitchell adds 26 points as Indiana holds on to a lead through the late stages, with Clark also recording a notable stat line that sets WNBA milestones.

CBS Sports and other reports highlight that Clark becomes the first player in WNBA history to register a 25-point, 15-assist performance. News coverage also notes a late-game disciplinary moment in which Clark fouls out during the fourth quarter. The reporting frames Game 2 as a momentum swing for Indiana, setting up a decisive Game 3 in Las Vegas.

Separate post-season coverage notes that the Fever’s campaign ultimately ends after a Game 3 loss, with Newsweek and Yahoo Sports describing Clark’s earlier record-setting moments during the run. CBS Sports adds that the Game 3 loss features a free-throw disparity, with Las Vegas attempting 15 more free throws than Indiana in an 11-point win.