Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton is an avid fan of Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever and regularly comes to the Gainbridge Fieldhouse to watch the magic unfold. While he could not make it this time, Tyrese did not let his tickets go to waste.

"Can’t make the Fever game tonight, got 4 tickets, who wants em?" Haliburton wrote on X, a few hours before the Fever faced off against the Connecticut Sun.

The lucky person to receive the tickets was a fellow named Zach. "I'll take them please! Parents, god mom, and myself!" He replied to Tyrese with a smiling emoji. And Haliburton couldn't say no to such a request. "Say less, check DMs!" The Pacers star replied.

Zach probably enjoyed the game to the fullest, as the Fever took the Sun to the cleaners with a 123-88 blowout victory.

Haliburton wouldn't mind, though, as he was busy getting married to his fiancée Jade Jones and probably had a lot of things to take care of.

Moreover, he has witnessed some of the best Fever moments in history courtside and is himself on the verge of returning to the court following his heartbreaking Achilles tendon injury in Game 7 of the 2025 NBA Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

As for the Fever, they extend their record to 17-10 for the season, and Caitlin Clark is showing no signs of stopping to make WNBA history.

Caitlin Clark is Simply Ridiculous

Another gameday, another Caitlin Clark record. Like clockwork. Zach must be in dreamland watching Clark, who once again anchored the Fever and scored 27 points and 11 assists while posting a plus-26 rating in the lopsided win.

With this, the latest cover star of NBA 2K27 becomes the first player in league history to record at least 25 points, 10 assists, and a plus-25 plus-minus in a single game.

The only hiccup in her night was that she received another technical foul, making it seven for the season. One more, and Clark will face an automatic one-game suspension.

Surprisingly, rival Angel Reese is going toe-to-toe with Clark even in this aspect. With 17 games left, Clark will have to stay even more aware of her surroundings on the court.

But for now, she is headed to the All-Star Game in Chicago, facing off against the same peers who voted her as the eleventh-best guard in the WNBA.

So, how many points do you think Caitlin Clark will score in Chicago? Let us know in the comments.

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