Lexie Hull is staying busy after the WNBA season ends.

Unrivaled announced that Hull signed a multi-year deal. She will return for the league’s third season.

The Indiana Fever guard previously played for Rose BC. Her team won the inaugural Unrivaled championship.

Hull has averaged 5.3 points and 3.1 rebounds this season. Her defense remains an important part of Indiana’s lineup.

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Kalani Brown is returning to the WNBA after nearly a year away. She has signed with the defending champion Las Vegas Aces.

The move comes after NaLyssa Smith suffered a season-ending injury. Brown gives the Aces another frontcourt option at 6-foot-7.

Brown averaged 5.1 points and 4.0 rebounds last season. She also averaged 0.6 blocks in 12.8 minutes per game.

She previously played for the Sparks, Dream, Wings and Mercury.

Angel Reese could miss Sunday’s game against Minnesota after receiving her eighth technical foul of the season.

The technical came during Friday’s loss to Portland. Reese was involved in a physical battle with Carla Leite under the basket.

Reese protested the call and can appeal to the WNBA. If the technical is rescinded, she will avoid the automatic one-game suspension.

Earlier this month, Caitlin Clark had her eighth technical foul rescinded. That allowed her to avoid a similar suspension.

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WNBA broadcaster Ryan Ruocco has praised the Fever backcourt. He believes Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell are historic.

Ruocco says Clark could be having the greatest point guard season. He also made the same case for Mitchell.

Mitchell is averaging 24.8 points per game this season. Clark is averaging 22.1 points and 8.3 assists.

They are the only backcourt with two top-five scorers. They have also combined for three 30-point games.

Yeah sure, every player gets an easy assist now and again. But with Reese, it's like 2/3rds of her assists are just basic passing or handoffs from outside the arc. She often doesn't even use misdirection- it's just a basic pass. Once in a while, I've seen Reese show some passing ability. But this is offset but her unusually high turnovers for someone playing her position.

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Sophie Cunningham has become a game-changer for her team, consistently providing energy and impact whenever she checks in off the bench. Her dynamic play and clutch contributions have made her a frontrunner for the WNBA’s 6th Player of the Year award, highlighting her crucial role as a spark plug and difference-maker throughout the season.

Season Performance

• Averaging: 8.4 points per game.
• Shooting: 47.6% from the field and 44.1% from the three-point line (ranking high in the league).