Fever coach expresses concern over Aliyah Boston ahead of playoffs

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Fever coach expresses concern over Aliyah Boston ahead of playoffs
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Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White voiced concerns about Aliyah Boston as the WNBA playoffs approach. The Fever, who have already secured a playoff spot, still have two regular-season games left against the Minnesota Lynx. White highlighted the need to increase Boston's involvement in the offense, as recent performances have seen her scoring drop. In a recent game against the Washington Mystics, Boston managed only seven points. With the postseason looming, establishing a rhythm for Boston is crucial for the Fever's championship aspirations.

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  • White expresses a need to enhance Boston's offensive role.
  • The Fever hold a playoff spot, facing the Lynx in two remaining matches.
  • Boston's recent scoring dipped to seven points against the Mystics.
  • White seeks more consistency from the bench players as playoffs near.
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  • 2:05 AMYahoo Sports“I’m Concerned”: Fever HC Stephanie White Makes Feelings Clear on Aliyah Boston Before WNBA Playoffs
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Behind their three-headed monster of Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston, and Kelsey Mitchell, the Indiana Fever have clinched their berth in the playoffs. But as the season moves forward and the postseason gets closer, there is one concerning reality around Boston that head coach Stephanie White has made clear needs to be addressed if the team aims to win the championship.

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