A triple-double is an impressive feat. Which WNBA players have achieved it? Check out a historical rundown of stat leaders.

Caitlin Clark's sophomore WNBA season is off to a strong start, as she recorded a triple-double in the Indiana Fever's 93-58 win over the Chicago Sky on Saturday. That was Clark's third career triple-double, tied with Candace Parker for third-most in league history.

Caitlin Clark got off to a great start this WNBA season, posting a triple-double as she led the Indiana Fever to a dominant 93-58 win over Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky in the season opener. In the process she proved her draw to fans was no flash in the pan.

In the fourth, Clark added six points, two rebounds and three assists to her tally to notch a triple-double, but first-year Fever head coach Stephanie White went out of her way to ensure the franchise's player reached the milestone.

Paige Bueckers records her first WNBA double-double in a memorable homecoming as the Dallas Wings fall to the Minnesota Lynx.

The WNBA offseason is an eternity when compared to most professional sports leagues. That was true yet again this winter, even with an expansion draft, a wild free agency period and Unrivaled entering the mix.

The Mystics might be better than projected. The Fever defense is better, period. Here's what we learned as the WNBA season opened.

Josh Hart records the first postseason triple-double for the Knicks since 1972 as they dominate the Celtics to reach the Eastern Conference Finals.