Aliyah Boston had some time on her hands on Monday, with the Indiana Fever having a day off in between home games. Boston dropped a reaction to her former Fever and South Carolina teammate Bree Hall's social media post. Hall is currently a free agent, but she's enjoying her time away in Jamaica. In an Instagram post, Hall shared several images of herself wearing a red swimsuit near the beaches of Ocho Rios on the northern coast of Jamaica. She hasn't played in the league since the end of June, when the Golden State Valkyries waived her after two games. "Change of scenery 🌺," Hall wrote. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostBree Hall's Instagram post attracted a bunch of comments from her peers, including Aliyah Boston, Kiki Iriafen, Raven Johnson, Laiya Ebo, Olivia Trice, Madeline Westbeld, Chloe Kitts, Kyra Banks and Deja Kelly. Boston even dropped several comments for her former teammate. "GYATTTTTTT😍😍😍.""Body teaaaaa😍😍😍.""Damn what's behind you."Aliyah Boston comments on Bree Hall's IG post. (Photo: @breezyhall on IG)Aliyah Boston and Bree Hall were teammates at South Carolina for two seasons, winning an NCAA championship in 2022. Boston would get drafted a year later by the Indiana Fever as the number one pick, while Hall would stay with the Gamecocks until last season.Hall was instrumental in South Carolina's national title victory in 2024, starting in her last two seasons there. She was selected by the Fever in the second round of this year's draft, but she was waived before the start of the season. He joined the Golden State Valkyries in early June, playing two games there before getting waived. Aliyah Boston unbothered by backlash for her comments about DeWanna BonnerDeWanna Bonner was heavily booed by Indiana Fever fans in her return to the Gainbridge Fieldhouse last month. Aliyah Boston was asked about her thoughts on it after the game, saying that it was out of her control and wasn't in a position to stop the fans from booing.Boston recently shared that she's getting a lot of messages online about not defending Bonner, who demanded to get out of Indiana after things didn't work out this season. She seemed unbothered by the backlash because booing is part of the game, citing how they got jeered in New York by Liberty fans. Fever fans are free to boo and cheer whoever they want, especially with the way Bonner departed from the team. Nevertheless, the veteran did get her revenge by dropping 23 points on her former team last Thursday in Phoenix.