Mitchell finished the season averaging a career-high 19.2 points, tied for the most on the team with rookie Caitlin Clark. She caught fire after the WNBA's return from the Olympic break, scoring over 20 points in all but two games during that time span, which includes the final game.

Kelsey Mitchell has been at the center of injury rumors following her early exit in the team’s regular-season finale. With speculation swirling around her health ahead of the Fever’s upcoming playoff series,

WNBA All-Star Kelsey Mitchell probably asked the wrong Lakers player for advice on how to handle her first trip to the postseason.

Kelsey Mitchell played just four minutes and Caitlin Clark sat most of the second half in the regular-season finale which didn't matter for the Fever.

There has been a lot of talk about the Indiana Fever this season. Sometimes said attention can be hijacked by negative narratives, however, all signs from with

Indiana Fever head coach Christie Sides confirmed that Kelsey Mitchell is doing fine after a minor injury scare during Thursday night’s regular-season finale against the Washington Mystics. Mitchell,

"Kelsey is good," Christie Sides said. "Once she went down ... I just made the decision right then she was just going to get ready for Sunday."