Two stats that strongly support Caitlin Clark's WNBA dominance

Upon being drafted No. 1 overall in 2024, Caitlin Clark had massive expectations set for her the second she entered the WNBA. Despite the bar being set so high, the star guard continues to showcase her potential of being an all-time talent in the league.

Having a full offseason to rest and recharge, Clark was in a much different situation entering year two compared to her rookie campaign. The downtime seems to have done her well, as she wasted no time reminding the world how special of a player she is.

In their regular-season opener on Saturday, Clark and the Indiana Fever found themselves matched up against Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky. They'd go on to win in dominant fashion, largely due to the play of the reigning Rookie of the Year.

Clark kicked off the 2025 campaign with a triple-double, notching 20 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists in the Fever's 93-58 victory. Through her first 41 career games, she has already achieved this feat three times now.

During her rookie campaign, critics tried to downplay how impactful Clark has been in the WNBA almost since Day 1. Diving deeper into the numbers, there is no denying she is off to arguably the best start of any women's player's career.

Following her performance against the Sky, Clark already accounts for a fifth of the 20-point triple-doubles in WNBA history. A truly remarkable feat considering she is just one game into her second season.