"She's been in my ear this entire time": Fever rookie Bree Hall gets candid on her special bond with Aliyah Boston

One of the newest Fever additions is Bree Hall. The South Carolina guard was picked in the second round of the WNBA draft by the Fever, along with rookies Yvonne Ejim and Makayla Thompson. In her limited time with the team, Hall has already formed a bond with veteran teammate Aliyah Boston.

During the Fever's media days on Wednesday and Thursday, Hall was asked how she was fitting in with her new teammates. She replied that she enjoys having Boston nearby.

"She's been very, very helpful," Hall said. "She's been in my ear this entire time."

Bree Hall had an excellent college basketball career in South Carolina, going to four Final Fours and winning two national championships as a Gamecock. The transition from college to the WNBA is a giant step, though. Boston was able to make the jump from South Carolina to the pros seamlessly and Hall will hope to do the same.

What does 2025 look like for the Indiana Fever and Bree Hall?

The Fever, led by superstar point guard Caitlin Clark, had a successful 2024 season, qualifying for the playoffs for the first time since 2016. They acquired high-profile veterans via free agency and trade, including DeWanna Bonner and Natasha Howard, to bolster their roster ahead of the new season.

Bree Hall and the rest of the Fever rookie class come into one of the more favorable situations in the WNBA. Hall already has a solid rapport with Boston because of the college factor and miles traveled to reach the WNBA.

The Fever will kick off their season against the Chicago Sky on May 18.

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Zachary Howell is an NBA and WNBA journalist at Sportskeeda with a degree in Broadcast and Digital Journalism from Syracuse University and over a year of experience in the field.

Being introduced to the digital side of content inspired Zachary to become a writer, and his love of basketball made this an obvious transition.

His favorite team is the OKC Thunder, and Zachary started following them in 2011 when they were on the rise with Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and James Harden. His favorite basketball players from the past are Tim Duncan, Michael Jordan and Shaquille O'Neal. Those three came to define their eras of basketball and were dominant without beating their chests too much. Zachary is a big fan of quiet greatness and these three players are good embodiments of that.

When not writing or watching sports, Zachary enjoys reading and exercising, as well as gaming. He loves to be outside and spend time with friends and family, including his three dogs.

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