Caitlin Clark and Lexie Hull’s on-court partnership dazzled WNBA fans last season. The Indiana Fever are ready to make their mark during the 2025 season as well.
This includes Hull physically transforming to get an edge in the upcoming season. However, her work is not enough for Clark as she chimes in with gym advice.
Caitlin Clark Shares Workout Advice to the Indiana Fever Teammate Lexie Hull
Hull’s tunnel outfits have amassed a cult following online. The 2022 sixth-overall pick has kept that same vibe in Miami as she plays in the Unrivaled League with Angel Reese as her teammate for the Rose Basketball Club.
On Tuesday, Hull took to Instagram to show various tunnel fits. Fans were amazed to see her physical transformation, as the 25-year-old displayed her muscles to show off her hard work in the offseason.
In one of the pictures, Hull is wearing a light brown crop top with matching athleisure pants. This picture reveals her chiseled abs and midsection. “Winter in Miami,” she captioned her post.
Clark took to the comments section and, seemingly pointing to Hull’s picture with her midsection exposed, poked fun at her teammate. “Dude, mix in an ab workout … probs would be smart,” she wrote.
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Clark is obviously being sarcastic in her comment and continues the streak of joking with her teammate online. However, like her teammate, Clark has also undergone a physical transformation that shocked the WNBA fans.
Clark’s New Teammate Raves About Her and Championship Dreams
Indiana has been busy this season bolstering its bench. Shooting guard Sophie Cunningham arrived from the Phoenix Mercury in a four-team epic trade that sent NaLyssa Smith to the Dallas Wings.
Sophie Cunningham on playing with Caitlin Clark
“She has changed our game in the best possible way…I want her to go do her thing and anything she needs from me I’m gonna be here…I stick up for my teammates. I stick up for myself.” pic.twitter.com/mw7K5G10F6
— correlation (@nosyone4) March 11, 2025
“She [Clark] has changed our game in the best possible way,” Cunningham said on the prospect of playing with the 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year. “I want her to go do her thing, and anything she needs from me, I’m gonna be here. I stick up for my teammates. I stick up for myself.”
“My original thought was, ‘Heck yeah, we’re about to win a championship.’ That’s exactly where my mind went. I learned a lot (in Phoenix), but I’m ready to move on to something bigger, something better.”
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The 28-year-old is expected to come off the bench and provide Indiana a burst of energy, intensity, and creativity on the court.