Caitlin Clark boasts an incredible shooting statistic that not even Stephen Curry and Damian Lillard can match.
Clark’s game has been likened to Curry’s throughout her WNBA career because she is such a prolific three-point shooter.
The Indiana Fever guard made five threes at the All-Star Game last weekend, including back-to-back long-range shots.
One statistic now suggests that Clark has even more range than two of the NBA’s greatest shooters, Curry and Lillard.
The remarkable stat that puts Caitlin Clark ahead of Stephen Curry and Damian Lillard
According to Polymarket, Caitlin Clark has the longest average three-point shot distance in WNBA history (27.3 feet).
This is even longer than Stephen Curry and Damian Lillard’s average distance in the NBA.
Even though the WNBA used a slightly smaller ball and the defenders are also much shorter, it remains a remarkable feat.
Statistics like this are the exact reason Clark is the undisputed face of the league and draws bigger crowds than anyone else.
Sport is a form of entertainment, and fans are not only interested in seeing ‘winning basketball’ but also in being wowed.
This is reflected in the ticket prices for the WNBA All-Star Games, which have been much higher when Clark is playing.
Clark will undoubtedly be inspiring young girls worldwide to shoot long-range three-pointers.
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