Kelsey Mitchell carried Indiana to a 93–78 win over Chicago with a jaw-dropping 35 points, seven threes, six assists, and two steals in under 30 minutes—a franchise record performance for that time span.
Indiana Fever fans had to hold their collective breath late in the first half of Sunday’s game against the Chicago Sky. This was after Kelsey Mitchell was seen grabbing onto her left groin following a lay-up attempt in the second quarter.
The Indiana Fever, who were without All-Star guard Caitlin Clark for the fourth straight game, beat the Angel Reese-less Chicago Sky in their third meeting of the season on Sunday, 93-78.
No Caitlin Clark, no problem for the Indiana Fever. This was the case on Sunday, as the Fever secured a 93-78 victory over their rivals, the Chicago Sky, who were also missing the services of Angel Reese and several other players due to injury.
The Indiana Fever announced on Thursday that Caitlin Clark has no timetable for her return from a re-aggravated right groin injury. This suggests that the reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year will be forced to sit out for an extended period, which only means that the last thing Indiana needs right now is another injury to one of their star players.
With Caitlin Clark out with a right groin injury, the Indiana Fever got a historic performance from other All-Star guard in a 93-78 win over the Chicago Sky.
The Indiana Fever are back on track, defeating the Las Vegas Aces 80-70. Indiana earned its first win back since returning from the WNBA All-Star break, having previously lost to the New York Liberty.
The Indiana Fever's return from All-Star break was quickly soured by another second-half collapse, falling to the New York Liberty 98-84 in a Tuesday night tilt at the Barclays Center.
Kelsey Mitchell did all she could for the Indiana Fever on Tuesday night. The three-time All-Star went off for a game-high 29 points on 11-of-21 shooting, to go along with two rebounds, two assists, a couple of steals and three triples in 35 minutes of action.
The Indiana Fever are still without the services of Caitlin Clark, who continues to nurse a strained groin that kept her out of this past weekend's WNBA All-Star Game.
The Indiana Fever will be well represented at the WNBA All-Star game. While Caitlin Clark entered the break as the headliner for the event, where she chose her All-Star team as the captain of her respective bunch, she has been ruled out of the game.
Even with superstar guard Caitlin Clark being sidelined because of a groin injury during this WNBA All-Star weekend at the Indiana Fever's home Gainbridge Fieldhouse Arena, the Fever are still extremely well-represented on the court.
Wednesday night’s trip to Barclays Center delivered another puzzle for the Indiana Fever, a 98–77 defeat to the New York Liberty. Yet despite the loss, veteran guard Kelsey Mitchell rewrote the franchise record books.
While much of the focus on the Indiana Fever is on Caitlin Clark and her status after her latest injury, Kelsey Mitchell provided fans a reason to celebrate and be optimistic about the team's future.
Kelsey Mitchell scored 20 points and Natasha Howard recorded 18 points and 13 rebounds to help the Indiana Fever post an 85-77 victory over the Connecticut Sun on Tuesday night in Boston.
Kelsey Mitchell scored a team-high 25 points and the Indiana Fever outscored the visiting Atlanta Dream by 22 in the second half to earn a 99-82 win Friday night in Indianapolis.
Despite another off night from superstar Caitlin Clark, the Indiana Fever were able to mount a ferocious second-half comeback and knock off the Atlanta Dream, 99-82.
Kelsey Mitchell scored 25 points, Natasha Howard had a double-double and the Indiana Fever never trailed in an 81-54 rout of the Las Vegas Aces on Thursday night in Indianapolis.
The Indiana Fever are in the midst of a three-game losing streak, which began when they lost to the New York Liberty on May 24. There's no shame in losing to the defending WNBA champions.
The Indiana Fever are in the midst of their best season in a decade. They’re on pace to have their first winning record since 2015, and they just clinched a playoff berth for the first time since 2016.