Well tonight it was. Hi hello good morning everyone

welcome in the first take happy Thursday I'm

Christine Williamson here from Molly we got Harry Douglas in the building and we

also have a whole squad coming through today a lot to get to but we start with the W because Caitlin

Clark she made history last night that's right she broke the W MBA record for

assists in a game with 19 in the fevers loss in Dallas swings and she did it just in time for the

all-star break and Olympic break. The previous record was set by Courtney

van der Sleut in 2020. Alia Boston, she knows how good of a pastor of Clark has been in the in the debut better than anybody.

Let's hear from them.

She's going to say it means nothing.

But I think it's pretty cool.

I think that's pretty cool, so it's all right. I mean, I just think I do it, like I just try to set my teammates up for success. I think at times, like I can almost overpass and that can maybe I don't know there probably could have been a few times where instead of passing that leads to turn over that I might have I can probably shoot the ball but we still didn't shoot it very good from three and you know I thought we

finished really well around the paint I'm sure our points in the paint were pretty

good 62 points in the paint so yeah. All right Mr butter, your reaction to Caitlin Clark breaking the record.

Unbelievable, but it's also a testament of how dynamic, how special she is to be able to have

19 assists in the game.

And forget the simple fact, Christine, that she's a rookie.

For her to do this, whether she's a rookie, a fifth-year player, a 12-year player,

doesn't matter the level, whether it's high school college

NBA W-M-B-A I just think it's fantastic and it's great for the game

and we've always known her to be a score, but what a lot of people didn't highlight or see a lot of when

she was in college because they weren't watching the game the proper way and they were just

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