Chicago Sky pull off thrilling comeback over Indiana Fever as Angel Reese, Caitlin Clark nab double-doubles

Angel Reese immediately found Sheryl Swoopes in the stands after their win over the Fever.

Caitlin Clark had 17 points and a team record 13 assists in the loss for the Fever. She shot 5-of-9 from behind the arc, too.

Angel Reese went off on Sunday afternoon. She had 25 points, 16 rebounds and shot 8-of-12 from the field. It was her eighth straight double-double.

The Fever have 0.2 on the clock, but the hail mary fails and time expires. Chicago completes the explosive comeback and takes the one-point win.

Cardoso misses the second. The Fever call a timeout, but there's confusion on the court.

Cardoso goes to the line for the final moments of the game. Misses the first...

Marina Mabrey misses both free throws, and there's chaos on the floor as both teams grapple for the ball. Fever takes possession and Boston misses a jumper, and the Sky pull off the incredible comeback win...seemingly.

The referees are checking on timing.

Boston gets in a massive three-pointer to bring Indiana within one point. There's 20 seconds left and plenty of time for more chaos.

Kamilla Cardoso wrestles the ball away from Aliyah Boston under the hoop and draws the foul. Wintrust Arena is on its feet as the Sky hold on to a small lead — Chicago 87, Indiana 84

Another huge layup from Reese to take the lead. The Sky rookie now has 25 points, a career high.

It's so loud in Wintrust Arena that Chicago Sky coach Teresa Weatherspoon is seemingly having to call for the timeout directly in the referee's ear.

There's a minute left in the game, and the two teams have matched each other shot-for-shot, then miss-for-miss. 84-84...for now.

Reese draws another foulm but starts getting into it with NaLyssa Smith before taking the free throw. The three-point play ties the game, 82-82.

Another huge layup from Reese gives her 20 points and ties her career high.

Carter gets another layup to hit 20 as well, and Chicago is now within four points of Indiana.

Clark is 5-of-8 beyond the arc today, including this nasty three to open the fourth quarter... and another just a few minutes later.

Stoppage in play as Indiana's Katie Lou Samuelson gets a technical for tossing the ball behind her. The Sky are doing their best to chip away at the lead: Fever 77, Sky 68.

Huge shot from Reese under pressure — plus the extra free throw — gives the Sky a little bit of momentum as the clock runs out on the quarter.

Indiana 72, Chicago 64 at the end of the third.

Another huge three from Mitchell, with the and-one giving her a four-point play. Indiana is up 72-57, and Chicago is slowly but surely dragging behind.

Indiana now has the biggest lead of the game, after a Clark steal sets up a three-pointer from Kelsey Mitchell and another Clark-assisted layup from Boston. Fever are now up by eleven, and are still in control of the ball.

Both Clark and Reese now have double-doubles, in different stats. Clark has 11 points and 10 assists, while Reese has 10 points and 10 rebounds.

Reese is now the third player in league history with eight consecutive double-doubles.

Chennedy Carter goes down hard with a foul from NaLyssa Smith under the basket, but seems ok. She makes the free throw, but misses the second.

Clark and Boston have been a magic duo today for the Fever: The rookie gets another assist to Boston, who goes for the layup. Clark is now at eight assists, and Boston at 10 points — most of which have come off Clark assists.

The Sky are now 52-46, tying the Fever for the biggest lead of this game so far. Indiana takes a timeout to reset.

A monster layup (with the and-one) from Cardoso to open the half. Things are already looking just as tight and scrappy as the first half, but Chicago has the edge...for now.

Kelsey Mitchell still leads the Fever in points with 10, while Caitlin Clark has eight points and seven assists in the first half.

Chennedy Carter has 15 points for the Sky, and Angel Reese has eight points and eight rebounds. Reese and Clark are certainly on track for double-doubles tonight (with Reese's in rebounds and Clark's in assists).

Another double-double from Reese will extend her streak. On Thursday, Reese became the only rookie with seven straight double-doubles; another one today would make eight.

After missing eight straight shots, Indiana got just hot enough to take the lead again, but the Sky are coming up right behind. It's been an incredibly close game, with seven ties and eight lead changes so far — and likely more to come.

Fever 46, Sky 45 at the half

Kamilla Cardoso with a big layup to give Chicago the lead again after a scoreless minute from both teams.

Chicago's Lindsay Allen scores a wild running layup off a great Marina Mabrey assist to tie things up again, 39-39. Around four minutes left in the quarter now.

Boston is finally starting to get some points, with three straight buckets coming off Clark assists. The rookie-sophomore duo has gotten stronger throughout the season, with the two connecting more frequently and more creatively.

NaLyssa Smith gets a nasty layup off a pump-fake that sends Diamond DeShields to the floor — off a Clark hook shot assist, no less.

Diamond DeShields has been successfully shutting down Caitlin Clark since coming off the bench. DeShields had a big block on Clark in the first quarter, and has kept her from getting a shot off so far in the second quarter.

It's been a fast-paced game so far, with six lead changes in the first quarter alone. The Fever are having better luck on the outside than the Sky, but Chicago is up 28-26 at the quarter break behind Chennedy Carter's 11 points. Fever guard Kelsey Mitchell leads Indiana with 10 points.

Kamilla Cardoso is now sitting on two fouls as well, after blocking former South Carolina teammate Aliyah Boston. Boston missed both free throws, and is still pointless so far.

Chicago's Marina Mabrey is already sitting on two fouls, halfway through the first quarter. Mabrey is averaging 15.1 points per game this season and would be a huge loss for the Sky if she ends up in foul trouble early.

And we're off! Clark gets things started quickly, getting Indiana on the scoreboard first with a huge three-pointer.

The starting five for Chicago Sky: Chennedy Carter, Lindsay Allen, Marina Mabrey, Angel Reese and Kamilla Cardoso.

The starting five for the Fever: Caitlin Clark, Kristy Wallace, Kelsey Mitchell, NaLyssa Smith and Aliyah Boston.

Tickets for today's game in Chicago's Wintrust Arena are breaking WNBA records, with average prices ranging upwards of $300. Rivalry or not, it's certainly a highly anticipated matchup.

Caitlin Clark has played coy about whether Indiana Fever-Chicago Sky is becoming a rivalry, and was asked the question again during a warm-up interview on ESPN.

"You guys ask some hard questions...while I'm warming up," Clark said with a smile.

She admitted that it might be the start of one, but said that it's not the main priority. "Hoping our teams can be the the best that they can is the biggest focus right now," she said.

For today's game, Angel Reese is wearing custom Reeboks in honor of Juneteenth.

Pregame, Reese said on ESPN that representation is important, and shouted out the other Black women in the league. "Being able to represent that (Juneteenth) today, it’s going to be super important,” she said.