Caitlin Clark drops 26 points in new Nike signature shoes, but Fever dream ends with 17 costly turnovers

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The biggest rivalry in the WNBA delivered. Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream squad rolled into Indy and handed Caitlin Clark a brutal 108-101 reality check.

If you took the over, go buy yourself a drink.

Let’s start with the ATL Barbie.

Reese looked cooked after picking up four quick fouls in the first half, spending way too much time riding the pine.

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But ultimately, Reese finished with an impressive 21 points and 11 rebounds. With 23 seconds left, she bullied her way to a clutch and-one layup to seal the deal.

Meanwhile, Clark looked flashy rocking her brand-new signature Nike kicks, dropping 26 points and seven assists.

Caitlin Clark debuts new Nike signature shoe in loss to Atlanta Dream. (Photo by A.J. Mast/NBAE via Getty Images)

The problem? Indiana treated the basketball like a live grenade down the stretch.

The Fever coughed up 17 turnovers.

Atlanta’s starting five was also a total buzzsaw. Every single starter scored 16 points or more points.

Jordin Canada, Naz Hillmon, Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard joined Reese in the scoring parade, combining for a ridiculous 89 points.

Good luck stopping that.

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Caitlin Clark and the Fever put up a strong performance but lose to Atlanta Dream. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

However, Indiana did not go quietly into the night. Kelsey Mitchell poured in 26 points and hit her 700th career three-pointer, sparking a wild fourth-quarter run to tie it late. Aliyah Boston tallied 23 points as well.

But a brutal late-game Indy turnover led to an easy fast-break bucket that sucked the life right out of the arena.

The Dream move to an impressive 10-4, while the Fever drop to 9-6.

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Clark can sell out arenas and look good in her own signature shoes, but if Indy cannot protect the rock, they won’t go far this year.