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Fever's Mitchell surprised by postgame party after setting season scoring record
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Fever's Mitchell surprised by postgame party after setting season scoring record

ESPN about 1 hour 1 mins read
Kelsey Mitchell scored 33 points to set a WNBA season scoring record Friday night in a win at Toronto. When confetti rained down as she entered the Fever locker room, Mitchell's first thought was that coach Stephanie White had passed another milestone.

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