Hull nabbed the 100th steal of her WNBA career during the Fever's win over the Chicago Sky. It's a nice moment for her amid what has been a rough stretch of play. Hull hasn't hit many outside shots lately at all, and it's invited a lot of vitriol on social media.

The Indiana Fever guard had just delivered the final dagger in Saturday's 92-70 win over the Chicago Sky, swishing a 3-pointer in the final seconds of regulation to slam an emboldened exclamation point on a well-deserved (and long-overdue) breakout performance for No. 10.

Kayla McBride scored 29 points, Jessica Shepard got the second triple-double in franchise history, and the Minnesota Lynx beat the Indiana Fever 95-90.

Hull was benched in the Fever’s last matchup against the Connecticut Sun. She has constantly been moved around the rotation under Stephanie White, but with five players out, it was clear that Indiana would need her services against the Lynx.

Lexie Hull is the last wing standing amidst the Fever's mounting injury crisis. And she stepped up in Friday's game vs. Lynx, scoring a career-high.

Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull has become the team's glue, and she took the time to teach one of her teammates a new sport.

Lexie Hull has steadily become a household name in women’s basketball, thanks to her vital role in the Indiana Fever’s success.

Lexie Hull and the Indiana Fever used their break to donate $10,000 to St. Vincent Women’s Hospital for breast cancer screening and awareness. Hull's mother emphasized the importance of regular mammograms,

The WNBA has seen its fair share of bizarre fan behavior and viral moments this season, but no one is flipping the script better than Sophie Cunningham. After being infamously… The post Sophie Cunningham and Lexie Hull Turn Heads in Viral “Howdy Cowboy” Looks Amid Fever Blowout Loss appeared first on Where Is The Buzz | Breaking News,

Lexie Hull's mom, Jaime Hull, downplayed a troll's diss on the Indiana Fever guard on Sunday. The heckler was unhappy with Hull's performance against the Connecticut Sun and claimed she was 'lucky" to be in the WNBA because of her looks.