One team.
Two seasons.
The league has never seen a backcourt like this.
Clark and Mitchell are rewriting the record book together, turning the Fever into the best offense the WNBA has ever had. This is what it looks like when two players make each other unstoppable.
Here is the case.
Kelsey Mitchell, 24.7 plus Caitlin Clark, 22.3: 47.0 points per game combined.
Combined PPG, the highest-scoring duo in a season in WNBA history
It’s been a long time since we’ve seen the explosiveness of two players like Kelsey and Caitlin have been doing, and been doing it with remarkable consistency.
Two ranges, one court
Every made three of the regular season. Mitchell works the line and the corners. Clark lets it fly from well beyond it.
Made threes in the 2026 regular season: Mitchell 135, typically from 24.8 feet; Clark 114, typically from 26.5 feet. Clark assisted 97 of Mitchell’s 381 made baskets, 51 of them at the rim.
Kelsey
Mitchell
Kelsey’s been carrying us, man. There’s a lot of great MVP candidates out there, but Kelsey Mitchell should certainly be in the conversation.
Mitchell averaged 28.9 points over 11 games in the month of August, the highest scoring average by any player in a full month in league history (minimum of 8 games played).
Caitlin
Clark
She’s like a maestro, the way that she really runs our offense.
Clark’s net rating climbs to +13.5 in clutch time this season, the best mark on the Fever roster.
Two ways of winning, side by side
Points per game: Mitchell 24.7, No. 2; Clark 22.3, No. 3. League leader 26.2.
No. 2 and No. 3 in the league in scoring, on the same team. Here’s how each one gets there.
Against the league: how each one compares to the average player.
Clark
Mitchell
The votes are in. Two in the top four.
Kelsey Mitchell finished third in 2026 MVP voting and Caitlin Clark finished fourth: the only teammates in the top four, with three first-place votes between them. A’ja Wilson won the award.
One team. Two MVP seasons.
Your turn to make the case.