Caitlin Clark Sets All-Time RECORD And OVERTAKES Taurasi In Just 42 Games…

Caitlin Clark has done it again — this time etching her name in the record books by surpassing Diana Taurasi, one of the greatest players in WNBA history, in a key statistical category. And she did it in just 42 games.

In a league where legends are built over seasons, Clark is rewriting the narrative faster than anyone expected.

 The Record: Most Points in First 42 WNBA Games

In an electrifying performance against the Atlanta Dream, Clark not only dropped another high-scoring night, but also broke the WNBA record for most total points scored in a player’s first 42 games, overtaking Taurasi’s previous mark.

Clark: 742 points in 42 games

Taurasi (previous record): 738 points in 42 games

Considering the level of competition and physicality in the league, this is no small feat — and it’s a massive statement from the rookie sensation.

 How Did She Do It?

Clark’s mix of deep-range shooting, crafty finishes at the rim, and elite court vision has made her one of the most difficult covers in the league. She’s not just scoring — she’s impacting every possession with:

Quick-trigger 3s from beyond the arc

Fast-break leadership and pace control

Improved decision-making in high-pressure moments

Her development since her WNBA debut has been rapid — and undeniable.

 More Than Just Points

While the record is headline-worthy, Clark’s true value goes beyond scoring. In these 42 games, she’s also averaging:

 6.5 assists per game

 1.3 steals per game

 3.1 three-pointers made per game

 Shooting over 40% from the field

She’s consistently drawing defenders, creating space for her teammates, and giving the Indiana Fever a much-needed identity.

 Fan and Player Reactions

The basketball world lit up as soon as Clark’s record was confirmed:

“Diana Taurasi is GOATed, but what Caitlin is doing as a rookie is generational.”

“She’s not just breaking records — she’s changing the game.”

 Even Taurasi herself reportedly said: “Records are meant to be broken. Caitlin’s doing something special.”

 What’s Next?

With the record in hand and her game still improving, the sky’s the limit. If Clark continues at this pace, she could be in the MVP conversation sooner than anyone thought — and she’s making the case to be the face of the WNBA’s future.

Meanwhile, the Indiana Fever are starting to build around her, with Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell growing alongside their rookie leader.

Final Thoughts

Caitlin Clark isn’t just living up to the hype — she’s obliterating expectations. Breaking Diana Taurasi’s record in just 42 games is a historic milestone, but it might be just the beginning.

She’s not just chasing greatness — she’s redefining it.