The Indiana Fever arguably had an outstanding performance last night, possibly their best game of the season. With Caitlin Clark leading the way and Kelsey Mitchell delivering clutch plays, they achieved something that was highly unexpected. However, their journey doesn’t end with just this victory. Up next, they will face the reigning champions on their home court for the second time this year. In their previous encounter, A’ja Wilson’s team, missing Chelsea Gray, easily outperformed the visitors. But this time, with more experience and team chemistry, can Indiana accomplish the unimaginable?Following their 88-82 triumph over the Phoenix Mercury, Kelsey Mitchell shared insights into the team’s mindset as they prepare to face the Las Vegas Aces. In an interview, she emphasized the need to adopt the mindset of competing against remarkable teams. She acknowledged the individual greatness of the Aces’ players and stressed the importance of having each other’s backs, being accountable, and playing solid defense. This, according to Mitchell, is the only way they can compete against Vegas.In their first meeting this season, the Aces dominated Indiana with a score of 99-80. Caitlin Clark, in particular, struggled, scoring a then-season-low of 8 points on 2 of 8 field goals. However, since then, the rookie has shown glimpses of brilliance, scoring 30+ points in two games. Additionally, the team’s chemistry has improved. Nevertheless, they will still be up against the reigning champions, who are currently on a four-game winning streak.The approach the team took in their last game might be the key to their success against the Aces on Tuesday. Kelsey Mitchell believes their performance against Diana Taurasi and the Phoenix Mercury was exceptional.How did Caitlin Clark and the Fever fare against Phoenix?Caitlin Clark, the first overall pick, delivered a memorable performance against Phoenix. She recorded 15 points, 12 assists, and 9 rebounds, narrowly missing out on becoming the first rookie to achieve a triple-double. However, it was Kelsey Mitchell’s clutch plays that ultimately secured the victory for the Fever. In the final 90 seconds of the game, she made decisive contributions.
Caitlin Clark’s teammate shares game plan for facing A’ja Wilson and the Aces.
