For the first decade of Brittney Griner’s WNBA career, she was a social butterfly in the locker room, regularly asking teammates about their plans for after games or practices. “What we doing? What we doing?

The superstars for the Dream and Fever shined Tuesday night, but Atlanta forward Brittney Griner led her team to the victory over Indiana and star guard Caitlin Clark. Griner led the Dream with 21 points and grabbed eight rebounds with two assists. With her eight rebounds, Griner moved into 20th place on the WNBA's all-time rebounding list.

The Fever actually took the lead with 21 seconds left on an Aliyah Boston free throw (90-89), but Rhyne Howard hit two free throws with nine seconds left to give the Dream a 91-90 win at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.