Kelsey Mitchell reveals feelings on Indiana Hosting VNBA All-Star Weekend
Indiana fever Guard Kelsei Mitchell earned his third main look in the entire star. While her teammate, Caitlin Clark will not participate in VNBA All-Star GamesMitchell still feels pressure to perform. She and Aliyah Boston Have the honor of playing in the all-star match in front of your home crowd in Indiana.
The fever did not host a VNBA All-Star weekend in the history of the franchise. This weekend is a big deal not just for the Samski team, but also your stars. Clark is upset that the injury will keep it out of action, but Mitchell is ready. She talked to journalists at the event about her perspective On Indiana Hosting Weekend All-Star.
“I feel grateful, I feel great,” Mitchell said. “I Feel Happy That My Family And My Friends Are Abo To Come. It’s From Cincinnati, So a Lot Of Us Get to Connect, Reconnect Through Basketball. It’s Just Fun, It’s A Good Experience and I’m Grateful, I’m Grateful I’m here. “
Mitchell can play the third riddle when it comes to the stars of fever, but it is vital for their success. Clark and Boston get most praise for their offensive talents. However, the veteran’s defense leads the way to the end of the floor. Despite the fact that Boston lately and Clark recently earned the MVP consideration when healthy, Mitchell is a team leader in points per game.
Thanks to the compliance of the guards, the Fever could win the glass of the Commissioner. Now their goal is to find their way to the upper Ešelon League Share. However, Mitchell will stop and enjoy this weekend everyone is a star.
She and Boston heard Clark called Clark during the Draft All-Star, putting them in the same team for the match on Saturday. Mitchell could even replace Clark in a 3-point competition if he really wants to show in front of his house. No matter what happens, a veteran keeper is happy to be all the stars and will enjoy playing the game in Indiana.
2025-07-18 00:50:00
