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Rachel DeMita reveals the ‘most maddening’ thing about Fever’s Big Three of Clark, Boston and Mitchell

The Indiana Fever’s 2024 WNBA season ended in frustration despite fielding one of the league’s most formidable lineups. The team finished with a 28-16 record, good for sixth place in the regular season, but fell short in the first round of the playoffs, losing a three-game series to the Las Vegas Aces.

Analyst Rachel DeMita highlighted the team’s lack of cohesive identity as the most glaring issue, questioning how a trio of elite players—Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell, and Aliyah Boston—couldn’t translate their individual dominance into postseason success. Mitchell led the league in scoring with 1,086 points, while Clark averaged 41.2 points created per game before the playoffs, yet the Fever struggled to capitalize on their offensive firepower when it mattered most.

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