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Fever's Bond: Hull Praises Boston's Growth
15 Oct
Summary
- Hull lauded Boston's growth on and off the court.
- Boston averaged 16.1 points and 8 rebounds.
- Fever aim to improve roster in the offseason.
Indiana Fever player Lexie Hull expressed admiration for teammate Aliyah Boston's development during her fourth WNBA season. Hull's message highlighted Boston's advancements in basketball and her personal life, referencing Boston's dog, Ozzy.
Boston concluded her fourth season, averaging 16.1 points, eight rebounds, three assists, 1.5 steals, and 1.2 blocks per game. She also demonstrated improved perimeter shooting, hitting 40.6% of her three-point attempts, which added valuable offensive spacing.
Despite achieving a franchise-record 28 wins, the Fever's playoff journey ended in the first round against the Aces. The team is now focused on the offseason, with plans to bolster frontcourt depth and defense, while retaining core players like Boston.
Hull's supportive comment underscored the strong teammate bonds within the Fever as they assess their progress and turn their attention toward future seasons.
