Indiana Fever is exciting Kelsey Mitchell Post Tuesday originally on Athlon Sports.
It was a wild month in June for Indiana fever. With Caitlin Clark in and out of alignment due to injuries, the team relied on several key contributors. This depth has helped maintain fever in the mixture in the WNBA ranking and always a healthy threat.
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Kelsey Mitchell and Aliyah Boston are two players. Chemistry between them was a major light point throughout the month.
Tuesday, the fever highlighted one of the moments outside the Mitchell competition with an article on X announcing a special recognition: “The pennies without perfectly placed look of Kelsey Mitchell in Aliyah Boston against the wings is the dish of the month recovered by Chicken Salad Chick.”
This monthly honor celebrates the best help of a fever player. For May, he went to Caitlin Clark for his full pass in Mitchell in a match against freedom.
Mitchell was exceptional for Indiana. It has an average of 18.9 points and 2.9 assists per game this season. In the last two games, both without Clark in the programming, Mitchell scored 20 points in a defeat against the Sparks and exploded for 32 points in a victory in Dallas. She also collected seven assists against the wings.
Indiana Fever Guard Kelsey Mitchellgrace Hollars-USA Network via Imagn Images
The 29-year-old goalkeeper was drafted second in the general classification in 2018 of Ohio State, where she was the 2017 Big Ten player. Since she entered the League, Mitchell has made two All-Star appearances of the WNBA, was appointed to the All-Rookie team in 2018 and won the Dawn Staley Award.
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With Clark entering its second season of the WNBA and Boston continues to become a star, the leadership and the production of Mitchell give the fever a solid base to participate deeply in the season, and perhaps beyond.
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This story was initially reported by Athlon Sports on July 1, 2025, where it appeared for the first time.
