Clark, Mitchell each score 34 as Fever rout Sun before World Cup break

On a Friday night in Indianapolis, before the WNBA paused for the world stage, Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell offered a reminder that greatness has a way of compounding — their fourth shared 30-point game of the season, a feat no pair of teammates had ever achieved in league history, carried the Indiana Fever past the Connecticut Sun 111-91. It was not merely a victory but a kind of punctuation mark, the sort of performance that asks future generations to measure themselves against it. The Fever now carry this record into a brief intermission, their story unfinished but already written into