Lexie Hull & Kelsey Mitchell Lead Fever to CRUSH Sky – No Caitlin Needed!
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PublishedJun 9, 2025
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Lexie Hull & Kelsey Mitchell Lead Fever to CRUSH Sky – No Caitlin Needed!
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Is the Indiana Fever just Caitlin Clark’s team, or do they have more up their sleeve? On June 7th, they answered that question with a jaw-dropping 27-point beatdown of the Chicago Sky, proving they’re a force even without their star. But how did a team missing key pieces pull off such a stunning upset? Let’s dive in.
Picture this: the Fever roll into Chicago without Caitlin Clark, sidelined by a quad injury, Sophie Cunningham, out entirely, and head coach Stephanie White, absent for personal reasons. Everyone expected a disaster. The Sky, led by Angel Reese, were licking their chops, fresh off back-to-back wins and hungry for revenge after a 35-point loss to Indiana earlier. But the Fever had other plans, and what unfolded was a masterclass in team basketball.
The United Center, home to 21,000 screaming fans, was buzzing. It was the first WNBA game in this legendary arena, and the Sky thought they had the perfect chance to bury a weakened opponent. They were dead wrong. The Fever came out swinging, and the Sky never knew what hit them. But who stepped up to lead this unlikely rout?