Indiana Fever star Lexie Hull celebrated her 26th birthday on Saturday, ahead of the 2025 WNBA playoffs. Hull received plenty of greetings and shoutouts on Instagram from fellow players like Caitlin Clark, Cameron Brink and DiJonai Carrington.In an Instagram post, Hull shared an image of herself with her twin sister, Lacie, to celebrate their 26th birthday. The twins were born Sept. 13, 1999, in Liberty Lake, Washington. They were high school stars at Central Valley in Spokane Valley before committing to Stanford.Lexie and Lacie helped the Cardinal win their third NCAA championship in 2021. While Lacie didn't pursue pro basketball, Lexie was drafted sixth by the Indiana Fever in 2023."26!!!," Lexie wrote. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostSeveral WNBA players greeted and commented on Lexie Hull's post, including Caitlin Clark, who trolled her Indiana Fever teammate by only greeting Lacie. Cameron Brink also expressed her love for the twins, whom she played with at Stanford for two seasons.Here are some of the comments."Happy Birthday Lacie," Clark wrote."Loveeee you both," Brink commented."Happy birthdayyyy favsssss ❤️ 😍😍😍," DiJonai Carrington remarked."Happy Birthday!!!," Haley Jones wrote."Happy birthdayyyyyyy❤️❤️❤️❤️, " Kahleah Copper commented.WNBA players greet Lexie and Lacie Hull a happy birthday. (Photo: @lexiehull on Instagram)DiJonai Carrington and Haley Jones also played with Lexie and Lacie Hull at Stanford, while Kahleah Copper was a teammate of Lexie's at Unrivaled. They won the first-ever Unrivaled championship for Rose BC.Lexie Hull excited for first-round playoff matchup against Atlanta DreamLexie Hull excited for first-round playoff matchup against Atlanta Dream. (Photo: IMAGN)The Indiana Fever earned the sixth seed for the 2025 WNBA playoffs and will face the Atlanta Dream in the first round. The Fever begin the postseason on the road, and Lexie Hull is looking forward to Game 1 and believes they have a chance to get the win."If we can put together 40 minutes, we feel like we can beat anybody in the league," Hull told reporters after Saturday's practice. "So we're excited about the opportunity, we're excited that the playoffs is finally here, and now, it's not about what our record was. It wasn't about teams we beat or who we didn't beat during the regular season. It's about Atlanta, it's about this game on Sunday, so that's all we're focused on. And we're really excited about the opportunity."The Fever and Dream split the season series 2-2, so the only advantage for the Dream is their homecourt. Game 2 is on Tuesday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, which is the first playoff game in Indiana since 2016.