Caitlin Clark's MVP Case Isn't a Debate Anymore
Caitlin Clark just logged her 10th 25-point, 10-assist game this season, more than any player has had in a full WNBA career. The MVP math is done.
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Kelsey Mitchell Broke the Record Next to Clark
Mitchell dropped 33 more Friday to hit 1,034 points, the most in a WNBA season ever, with Caitlin Clark right next to her the whole time, no shrinking required.
Kelsey Mitchell Deserves Better Than a Footnote
Clark and Mitchell scored 34 apiece Friday, their fourth 30-point night together this season. The discourse still found a way to make it about Clark's back.
Caitlin Clark's Career Night Nobody Watched
Clark's career-high 8 threes and 10 assists lined up with a Fever franchise record for made threes — and almost nobody noticed why that alignment matters.
The Fever Are Building. The Sparks Are Coming Apart.
The Fever won with Kelsey Mitchell playing like a second star. The Sparks lost four straight to get to the break. That gap says more than the standings do.
The Fever Are Real. You Were Distracted.
The Indiana Fever are 14-10 and tied for first in the East. We spent three weeks treating Clark's back like a national emergency. The team didn't wait for us.
Clark, Boston, and Mitchell Are All Starting the All-Star Game. Call Indiana a Dynasty.
Clark, Boston, and Mitchell are all starting the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game. Three starters from one team. Indiana built a dynasty and nobody's calling it that yet.