Kelsey Mitchell put on a show Sunday, leading the Indiana Fever to a 93-78 win over the Chicago Sky. She dropped 35 points in under 30 minutes, becoming the first player in Fever history to do so, while also adding six assists, three steals and shooting an incredible 7-of-10 from deep.

The performance wasn’t just dominant, it was historic. Mitchell became just the second player in franchise history, alongside Caitlin Clark, to record 35+ points, 5+ assists, and 5+ made threes in a single game.

In a recent statement from Indiana, it was revealed that the team has no timetable for Clark's return and are fully focused on her long-term health. Read more: Fever's Caitlin Cla