Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham and other Indiana Fever teammates showed their support for Lexie Hull after she announced the heartbreaking loss of her dog, Mags, on Tuesday. Hull took to Instagram to share the news, revealing that she had spent 14 cherished years with her beloved pet.
The Fever forward posted a heartfelt collection of photos and videos, visibly emotional as she mourned the loss. Her poignant caption captured the depth of her grief, offering a touching tribute to the bond she shared with Mags.
"14 years with the sweetest mags! home wonāt be the same without you! heaven got the best girl this week," Hull wrote.
The comment section of Lexie Hullās emotional post was flooded with heartfelt messages from her teammates. Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham were among the first to rally around her, offering their support, while Aliyah Boston and Aari McDonald also joined in to share their love and condolences.
"Love you doggie heaven," Clark wrote.
"nooooo Lex, Iām sorry," Cunningham commented.
"Awww sorry Lex," Boston wrote.
"Iām sorry for your loss Lex," McDonald commented.

Hull is expected to suit up on Wednesday as the Indiana Fever prepare to face the Golden State Valkyries in an early tip-off. It will undoubtedly be an emotional game for Hull, who will likely look to honor the memory of her beloved dog Mags with a performance dedicated to her āsweetestā companion.
Lexie Hull's mother Jaime Hull gets emotional after pet dog's death
Lexie Hullās mother, Jaime Hull, was the first to publicly mourn the loss of the Indiana Fever forwardās beloved dog. In a heartfelt tribute, she expressed the deep sorrow and devastation the family is experiencing following the emotional and personal loss.
"Absolutely heartbroken!!" Jaime Hull commented. "She was such a good girl! I guess the reason we are so sad is because of all the love and happiness she gave us. We wouldnāt be sad otherwise. We were blessed to have her for 14 years. Heartbroken, but wouldnāt change a thing!! Love you more."

Meanwhile, Hull is enjoying a breakout season with the Fever, emerging from Caitlin Clarkās shadow to make a name for herself as a rising star in the league. Although she narrowly missed out on an All-Star selection, Hull is putting up career highs across all major statistical categories, solidifying her impact and growth this year.