Natasha Howard sparked a social media frenzy with a cryptic Instagram post on Tuesday amid reports of Indiana Fever teammate DeWanna Bonner wanting out of the team.Bonner, who signed with the Fever in the offseason, is reportedly no longer interested in playing for Indiana. She has missed the team's last four games, citing personal reasons.Neither the team nor the two-time WNBA champion has spoken on the matter, leading to further speculation.Natasha Howard, who, like DeWanna Bonner, joined the Fever in the offseason to add veteran presence and leadership, shared a cryptic post on her Instagram story using lyrics from rapper 42 Dugg's "We Not Done":"We not done, still running through the bows. Who shot cuz? I think I know who did it. Who shot? Yeah, one of my n*****. We not done, yeah, we not done spinning. We not done, yeah, I bet' not catch you chilling."It was not clear what Howard was referring to, but fans weighed in on X."She not quitting on the team," a fan said."I have no idea what that means lol," a user posted."Thank you Natasha for proving me wrong. I thought you were next to leave. I am glad you're here and I'm wrong. I'm not done either. Well Done!" a fan praised the three-time WNBA champion."Despite her up and downs in games, Tash never stops fighting. She's always staying in the game," a user chimed in."Are her & DB beefin?" a user wondered."Yeah she ain’t a quitter like DB. She gone be here for the whole season," a fan said.DeWanna Bonner has not played since June 10. In the four games she has missed since, the Fever (6-7) have gone 2-2.DeWanna Bonner was excited to join Fever in the offseasonDeWanna Bonner's reported desire to leave the Indiana Fever is surprising, given what went down in the offseason, when she had expressed her excitement to join the team and help its push for the title.After spending the previous five seasons with the Connecticut Sun, Bonner signed a one-year deal to play in Indiana, one of a host of veteran players that that team brought in.DeWanna Bonner expressed her excitement about her new WNBA journey:"I’m extremely thankful to be joining an organization that’s on the rise and committed to growing the sport of women’s basketball. I’m looking forward to coming in, sharing my leadership and knowledge, and doing my part to help get this team get back to its championship pedigree.”Indiana Fever vs. Atlanta Dream - Source: GettyBonner has played nine games for the Fever, averaging 7.1 points, 3.8 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 1.2 steals in 22 minutes per game.