After Indiana's historic 99-93 overtime win vs. Connecticut on Sunday, Aliyah Boston passed Caitlin Clark for another Fever all-time record.

The Indiana Fever achieved a historic comeback victory against the Connecticut Sun, overcoming a 21-point deficit and Sophie Cunningham's injury in a

Fellow veteran Chennedy Carter has yet to play this year after averaging 17.5 points for the Chicago Sky in 2024. However, the No. 4 overall pick in the 2020 WNBA Draft still chimed in about Mitchell’s heroic performance on social media after the game.

After losing Sophie Cunningham to what appears to be a serious knee injury, the Fever rallied from 21 points down to force overtime. In the extra frame, All-Star guard Kelsey Mitchell took over and scored 10 of her career high-tying 38 points to lead the Fever to a much-needed 99-93 win.

Kelsey Mitchell knocked down a career-high 38 points to lead Indiana a 21-point comeback victory over the Connecticut Sun — the largest come-from-behind win in Fever history — and Aliyah Boston also wrote her name in the team's record books.