Griner also picked up her first win over Clark since the former Iowa standout joined the WNBA in the 2024 draft. Last year, the 6-foot-9 center went 0-4 against Clark, including three losses with the Mercury and one in the WNBA All-Star Game.

Molly Qerim is known for being the host of ESPN's popular "First Take" program, but the 41-year-old doesn't shy away from voicing her own opinion on topics. ESPN's "First Take" typically sticks to the big stories of the day,

Brittney Griner and Karl Smesko just sent a message to the league. The Atlanta Dream delivered a shocking upset against the Indiana Fever at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in a thrilling WNBA 2025 matchup. #wnba #caitlinclark #atlanta Trending #BrittneyGriner #AtlantaDream #KarlSmesko #IndianaFever #WNBA2025 #WNBAHighlights #WNBAUpset #ShockWin #FieldhouseShowdown #WNBABasketball #WNBAViral #CaitlinClark #WomenInSports #BasketballNews #DreamVsFever Caitlin Clark,

Post-game WNBA announced that Griner was the top performer of the match, along with a message that read, "Brittney Griner put on a big-time performance in the Atlanta Dream’s thrilling 1-PT win over the Indiana Fever 💪"