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K elsey Mitchell just had one of the best games of her WNBA career on Sunday. The three-time All-Star exploded for 38 points against the Connecticut Sun to lead Indiana to a hard-fought 99-93 victory in overtime.

The sister of Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham slammed WNBA officials after the guard was helped off the court on Sunday with an injury.

Sophie Cunningham was recently fined for making fun of WNBA referees, and her sister is slamming the league after her recent injury.

But that wasn’t all. Guards Aari McDonald and Sydney Colson both suffered season-ending injuries in the same game on August 7 against the Phoenix Mercury. McDonald sustained a fracture in her right foot, while Colson tore her left ACL.

Fever coach Stephanie White told reporters after Indiana’s overtime win against the Connecticut Sun that she didn’t have an update on the star guard, other than she has an MRI scheduled for Monday, according to Fever reporter Scott Agness. Cunningham left in the second quarter of Sunday’s game after Bria Hartley fell on her leg during a play.

In the second quarter of the Fever's game against the Los Angeles Sparks, a dildo was thrown onto the court. It landed near Cunningham's feet, which caused her to react. Sparks star Kelsey Plum came in and kicked it back into the crowd.

The Fever’s playoff outlook now rests on a knife’s edge as they try to stay competitive without multiple starters. With Clark still sidelined and Cunningham likely to miss time, the team will rely on Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell to keep them afloat in a tight playoff race.

The Indiana Fever erased a 21-point deficit and picked up a much-needed win to keep pace in the playoffs race.