Caitlin Clark Just Made WNBA History. Here's How to Pick Her This Week.

On July 17, Caitlin Clark scored 45 points and added 10 assists in a 110-107 Indiana Fever win over the Seattle Storm. She became the first player in WNBA history to put up 40 or more points and 10 or more assists in the same game. The franchise scoring record for Indiana went with it. She did all of this in 29 minutes, coming off a back injury that had kept her out for more than a week. The back injury was real. The performance was realer.

What She Did on Friday Night

Clark was 11-of-18 from the field, 6-of-10 from three, and added 4 steals and 2 blocks on top of the 45 and 10. She hit a 25-foot three-pointer late to give Indiana the lead they held for the win. The Fever came from behind to beat Seattle in a game where Clark should not have been playing at peak capacity. She played at peak capacity. The record she broke is not a corner case. Every WNBA player in history has had the opportunity to put up 40 and 10 in a single game. Nobody had done it until Friday. That is the company Clark keeps right now: she is doing things that no one in 28 years of WNBA history has done before.

The DFS Props Case for This Week

Clark is playing with something to prove. She missed a week-plus with the back injury, came back to face controversy around her treatment in the league, and then put up the best game of her career. Players in that mindset do not regress immediately. Her assists prop is the highest-floor play. She is averaging 9.8 assists per game this season, and Friday's 10 came in a game where she was physically limited. When healthy and aggressive, she consistently hits double figures in dimes. On any given WNBA slate this week, Clark's assists over 9.5 or 10.5 is your anchor pick. Her points prop is the higher-upside play. The 45-point game was a franchise record, not her floor. But her scoring average this season — north of 27 points per game — is well above most posted lines in pick'em formats. Her points over prop is worth targeting on any slate where Indiana plays a team in the bottom half of WNBA defense. The combination play: Clark over on assists and over on points in the same parlay. Both legs require her to have an engaged, full-game performance, and both legs correlate — when Clark is running the offense and generating assists, she is also generating scoring opportunities for herself. Stack them.

How the Format Helps You Here

On Wanna Parlay, you build a parlay of player props and compete on a leaderboard. No salary cap means Clark does not cost you roster construction elsewhere. You can anchor on the best player in the WNBA right now and still have full flexibility for the rest of your entry. The AI Parlay Generator will surface Clark's props on any Indiana Fever slate. Use it as your starting point, then check the game context before you lock — specifically, whether Indiana is playing at a pace that inflates assists (Clark's best format) or in a grind-it-out defensive game. This week's Fever schedule and Clark's props are live in the Wanna app right now. Sign up with code PROFIT and receive a 100% deposit match up to $250. Real-money contests available in 26 US states. Free-to-play contests available everywhere. See wannaparlay.com for eligibility.