After securing their fourth straight win on Sunday, September 1, against the Dallas Wings, the Indiana Fever have now won six of their last seven games, clearly hitting their stride.

With 33 games under their belt this season, the Fever players have developed strong on-court chemistry, and their current hot streak is a testament to that.

Indiana’s backcourt has been particularly impressive, with Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell emerging as one of the league’s most formidable duos. In Sunday’s game against Dallas, the pair combined for 64 points and 10 three-pointers, overwhelming the Wings and leading the Fever to a 100-93 victory on the road.

 

 

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) celebrates with Indiana Fever forward Aliyah Boston (7)

It might be Clark and Mitchell show are leading the way for the Fever, but there’s no denying that the rest of the squad is also following suit. The bond between the entire team has also become evident through their activity on social media.

After Sunday’s victory, Kelsey Mitchell and Lexie Hull shared a couple of posts on Instagram, which as usual, drew some telling reactions from their Fever teammates.

“one band. one sound.” Mitchell captioned her post as she shared a handful of photos of herself with her Indiana teammates.

Hull also shared some snaps of the Indiana squad on her Instagram with the perfect caption: “work has been fun lately.”

Not only are Mitchell and Hull showcasing their team chemistry, but the fact that Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston, Temi Fagbenle, Damiris Dantas, and Grace Berger have all joined in on the conversation in the comments section speaks volumes about the authenticity of their bond—both on and off the court.

(h/t @FeverBandwagon on X, formerly Twitter)

The Fever girls are clearly enjoying themselves on the court, and it’s showing in their performances. However, the job is far from finished. Their next challenge comes on Wednesday, September 4, against the Las Vegas Aces. With seven games remaining before the WNBA Playoffs, the Fever currently hold the sixth spot, with only eight teams advancing to the postseason.