Fever Beat The Dream 83-71 As Kelsey Mitchell Goes Off

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Fever Beat The Dream 83-71 As Kelsey Mitchell Goes Off

Caitlin Clark went 6-17 from the field for 17 points in a particularly subpar performance. Kelsey Mitchell's 25 points carried the Fever to a win, bringing them to 5-4 on the season. No one on the Dream scored more than 13 points as Angel Reese went 4-9 from the field. Atlanta suffered just its third loss of the season tonight.

By Samir Mehdi

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