On a Friday night in Indiana, Kelsey Mitchell crossed a threshold that redefines what individual excellence looks like in women's basketball — surpassing A'ja Wilson's single-season scoring record with 1,034 points and extending a streak of 20-point games to 25 consecutive, a mark unto itself. Alongside her, Caitlin Clark returned from leading the United States to a FIBA World Cup title and stepped seamlessly back into the Fever's rhythm, as if greatness were simply a habit. The Indiana Fever, now tied for first in the Eastern Conference, are a team discovering what they are capable of becomin