Guard Caitlin Clark played limited minutes for the Fever as they had already clinched the No. 6 seed in the WNBA playoffs, but she played nonetheless, explaining last week how important it was for her to show up for the fans.

Clark’s post-All-Star break numbers are extremely good. She’s averaged 24.3 points per game in the 13 games since the WNBA’s return from the break. She’s shooting 36 percent from deep on over 10 attempts per game and is also dishing out 8.9 assists per night.

Caitlin Clark and now-sidelined Angel Reese have had historic rookie seasons. But do they rank among the best all time in the WNBA?

A’ja Wilson had a season like none other in WNBA history. Caitlin Clark set records and made the Indiana Fever the biggest draw in the women’s game. Angel Reese rebounded like nobody the league has ever seen.

With the WNBA season at an end, now is the time to look at which players are deserving of the league's awards, with the winner between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese decided

Year 1 of the Clark & Reese Show has been unlike anything the WNBA has ever seen. Sure, this season’s final chapter is still unscripted with the playoffs set to start Sunday. But the rookie seasons and attention Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese have had makes the league's outlook extremely bright beyond this postseason.