Twenty-seven points. Nine assists. Seven rebounds.
Caitlin Clark did it all against Minnesota. She also chipped in four steals. Indiana Fever never looked rattled, cruising to a 96 to 77 win on the Lynx floor, with Minnesota still chasing the league’s top spot heading into the night.
Alongside her, Kelsey Mitchell kept doing what she does best, quietly. Twenty points on the night. The sort of performance she keeps stacking up, no fuss, no drama, no missed appointments.
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Twenty-seven straight games. No exceptions.
Twenty-seven. That is the number of consecutive games in which Mitchell has cleared 20 points. A run that has been building for weeks, far from the spotlight fixed on her team-mate, but every bit as real.
Aliyah Boston added 17 points in the paint. Sophie Cunningham chipped in 11 off the bench. This is a team that runs on several gears, and it gave no opening to an opponent that arrived with genuine seeding hopes.
A costly night for the Lynx
Minnesota were still targeting the No. 1 spot in the league. This heavy home loss shakes things up with just a few games left in the regular season. For Indiana, it is the opposite. A win that underlines their momentum, driven by one player who can fill every box on the stat sheet and another who never lets up, game after game, while nobody seems able to stop her.
Twenty-seven points, nine assists, seven rebounds. Clark finished one assist shy of a triple-double. A small detail, maybe. But it says plenty about a night when she ran the offence as much as she finished it. Nineteen points at the buzzer. Minnesota had no answer.
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