The Indiana Fever guard buried a triple in the third quarter against the Chicago Sky and the record just kept climbing. Mitchell has now scored at least 20 points in 23 consecutive games, a mark nobody in league history has come close to touching.
Kelsey Mitchell sinks the 3-pointer to extend her WNBA-record 20-PT streak to 23 consecutive games 🤯 The Fever lead the Sky late in the 3Q on NBC/Peacock.
To put the number in perspective: the previous record was 20 straight 20-point games, set by A'ja Wilson across the 2023 and 2024 seasons. Mitchell blew past that mark and hasn't slowed down since. Her last game under 20 points came in a loss to the Atlanta Dream back on June 20 — meaning this streak has run from late June all the way through the end of August.
This isn't a case of empty stats padding a bad team, either. Mitchell scored 37 points on 9-of-18 shooting, went a perfect 15-of-15 from the free-throw line, and dished five assists in the game where she originally broke Wilson's record, with 21 of those points coming before halftime. She's putting up numbers alongside names like Diana Taurasi and Kelsey Plum in the record books.
Against Chicago, she kept the throttle down. Mitchell caught fire in the second half, piling up 21 points and knocking down six 3-pointers after the break alone as the Fever pulled away late.
Kelsey Mitchell has caught FIRE 🔥 She has 21 PTS & 6 3PM in the 2H! 📺 IND-CHI | NBC/Peacock
What makes the run even more absurd is how quiet Mitchell has often played it. She's not chasing the spotlight — after setting the record she said she just wanted to credit her teammates for the looks, and that winning mattered more to her than the individual number. That's the same guard now putting together the single most consistent scoring stretch the WNBA has ever seen.
There's no signs of this slowing down. Every game Mitchell suits up for is now appointment viewing simply to see if the streak survives another night, and with the Fever pushing for playoff positioning, she's doing it with the games actually mattering.