Boston Starts Rehab as Mitchell Calls Clark 'Da One' and the Fever Own WNBA Social Media
Friday, October 23, 2026 · 8 min
Athlon reports Aliyah Boston has started rehab with a three-to-six-month recovery window, Kelsey Mitchell answered Caitlin Clark's season-wrap post with 'da one,' and a Mondo Metrics report shows Indiana nearly matching the rest of the league combined in social engagement. Plus, Enes Kanter claims the league didn't want the Fever going deep.
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Athlon reports Aliyah Boston has started rehab with a three-to-six-month recovery window, Kelsey Mitchell answered Caitlin Clark's season-wrap post with 'da one,' and a Mondo Metrics report shows Indiana nearly matching the rest of the league combined in social engagement. Plus, Enes Kanter claims the league didn't want the Fever going deep.
In this episode
- Indiana Fever’s Aliyah Boston Announces Update After Unfortunate News — Athlonsports
“While Boston’s recovery could take 3-6 months, she is expected to be ready for the start of the 2027 WNBA season.”
- "Doing What I Love": Kelsey Mitchell Calls Caitlin Clark 'Da One’ After Indiana Fever’s 2026 Season Ends | NBA | NDTV US Sports — NDTV
“Mitchell responded with “da one,” showing her support for her backcourt partner after a season in which both guards played major roles for Indiana.”
- New report shows Indiana Fever, Instagram delivering engagement in WNBA regular season — Rachel Axon
“Indiana stood alone in the data, with 82 of the biggest 100 posts coming from the Fever and its 3,400 engagements per post hitting 10x everyone else.”
- Enes Kanter says the WNBA has an agenda against the Indiana Fever — Luke Randall
“And on the topic of the Indiana Fever, Kanter isn’t buying the league’s neutrality, claiming WNBA higher-ups were terrified of them going deep in the playoffs because of the off-court noise.”