Caitlin Clark is the WNBA’s biggest star and her phenomenon has reached a level we have never seen in women’s sports. 

Yes, the league has other athletes who move the needle, particularly Angel Reese, but Clark is in a class by herself — and the talent has also arrived around her.

She dominated the final month of her rookie season to earn All-WNBA First Team honors and finish fourth in the MVP voting. 

The Indiana Fever enter her second year among the championship favorites, as Indy opens the regular season Saturday as a 7.5-point home favorite over Reese and the Chicago Sky. 

Indiana improved drastically this offseason and now starts four All-Stars from last year, as well as Natasha Howard (17.6 ppg last season).

The Fever also strengthened their bench by adding Sophie Cunningham and Brianna Turner. 

I think Indiana wins and covers, but my favorite play is a prop involving Clark’s assists. 

The Fever started out sluggish last year for a variety of reasons, but Clark and her teammates were able to recharge during the Olympic break to close with an 18-11 record and make the postseason.

I think that version of Clark is more indicative of what we see this year. 

She posted double-digit assists in 12 of her final 22 games and now has a much better supporting cast. That means teammates won’t fumble passes that could lead to buckets and open shooters will knock down jumpers. 

Clark will certainly score a good amount and hit some absurdly long 3-pointers, but she now plays on a legitimate contender.

She understands the importance of getting her teammates involved, especially the veterans. 

I have a 42-36-1 ATS record in this Post section.

My next play is Clark Over 9.5 assists in the season opener.

BET: Caitlin Clark Over 9.5 assists (-110, BetMGM Sportsbook)

Doug Kezirian is a New York Post contributor who has over two decades of experience in the betting space, including spending 11 years at ESPN as a host, columnist and betting analyst. Doug has over two decades of experience in the betting space, including spending 11 years at ESPN as a host, columnist and betting analyst. He’s also the rare personality who has documented success – 14th place in 2023 Circa Million and Las Vegas SuperContest ($37K), two top-10 finishes in 2022 William Hill College Football Challenge ($58K) and also grabbed headlines with a $297K win on the 2021 NFL Draft.