Regardless of if you follow it or not, the season has come and gone, and if you consume sports, you've probably heard about many of the main stories from the season.We've had Enes Kanter talk about wanting to declare himself eligible for the draft, more Caitlin Clark drama, injury storylines, and of course, the league seemingly shooting themselves in the foot.
However, I want to focus on the good for this final day as the Fever take on the Lynx.The good for the Indiana Fever: Kelsey Mitchell.This has been a decent season for the Fever, but this team isn't trying to win the regular season; they are trying to win in the playoffs.
We routinely see the Fever getting the best effort from their opponent because of the attention that comes when playing against Indiana.Part of the reason the Fever are so dangerous is that they have elite scorers at three positions.
We all know how good Clark is, and the attention she commands.Even Aliyah Boston is recognized as a great talent as a former No.
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This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.Kelsey Mitchell #0 of the Indiana Fever drives to the basket against the Minnesota Lynx on Aug.2, 2026, at Target Center in Minneapolis, Minn.
(NBAE via Getty Images)However, Kelsey Mitchell is the player who stands out the most to me with her scoring.She has increased her scoring each year for the past four seasons and is over 1,000 points for the year.
As of tonight's game, she is at 1,076 points, setting the single-season record for most points in a season.This is just the third 1,000-point season in league history, and the first by someone other than A'ja Wilson.
Mitchell doesn't even need to do most of the damage shooting from deep; she can score from all three levels.To her credit, she can shoot from three and has increased her made threes each year sinc...