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Now don’t lose your intensity and let this last-place team come in and surprise you. You guys are hitting it out of the park.
Kelsey Mitchell is not getting nearly enough press. She’s a scoring machine. If the Fever don’t give her a max deal and keep her on the team I will assume they aren’t serious. With Clark and Mitchell on the floir it’s nothing short of murder ball.
And to think they started 1-8. That break for the Olympics was just wanted they needed.
Or even just like, not playing so many top teams so quickly at the beginning of the season. I understand why they did this, but the WNBA kind of sold the Fever out as an insurance policy against the Caitlin Clark fever dying out quickly. Disclaimer: The Caitlin Clark fever & our Indiana Fever are very much still alive.