After Sunday's thrilling 99-93 OT win vs. Connecticut, Aliyah Boston praised the Indiana Fever's team resilience despite their injury-riddled season.

The Indiana Fever beat the Connecticut Sun today after trailing by 21 points. Kelsey Mitchell has a career-high tying performance. Stats, highights.

The Connecticut Sun were eliminated from WNBA playoff contention with a brutal loss before a “home” crowd, much of it was cheering Indiana.

After Indiana's historic 99-93 overtime win vs. Connecticut on Sunday, Aliyah Boston passed Caitlin Clark for another Fever all-time record.

With the loss to Indiana, Connecticut dropped to 6-27 on the 2025 WNBA season and was officially eliminated from playoff contention. The Sun still have 11 regular-season games left, but the current No. 8 seed, the Seattle Storm, hold 11 more wins at 17-18 and own the head-to-head tiebreaker with a 3-1 record. This puts Connecticut out of reach.

Caitlin Clark isn’t playing and the Indiana Fever are still winning and the WNBA is still thriving and these are things people don’t want you to know.

In a season riddled with injuries, the Indiana Fever found strength in Kelsey Mitchell, one of their most reliable veterans. Mitchell delivered a masterclass performance on Sunday

Fellow veteran Chennedy Carter has yet to play this year after averaging 17.5 points for the Chicago Sky in 2024. However, the No. 4 overall pick in the 2020 WNBA Draft still chimed in about Mitchell’s heroic performance on social media after the game.