Aliyah Boston stats tonight: How did Vinyl BC center fare vs Angel Reese's Rose BC? (March 10)

Aliyah Boston and Vinyl BC took on the red-hot Rose BC on Monday night, but Chelsea Gray’s sizzling shooting and Angel Reese’s dominance inside powered Rose BC to a commanding 74-46 victory.

Vinyl BC got off to a sluggish start, falling behind 19-10 before Boston knocked down her first shot. She added another field goal a minute later, but Rose BC responded with a major scoring run.

Chelsea Gray’s 3-pointer pushed Rose BC’s lead to 23 points (55-32), shortly before Boston connected on her third field goal.

Scoring opportunities were limited for the Indiana Fever star as Rose BC continued to pull away, but she still managed to tally 12 points, tying Dearica Hamby for the team-high. However, Vinyl BC struggled throughout the game.

Aliyah Boston also grabbed six rebounds in just 11 minutes on the floor. Below are her full stats.

PLAYER	MIN	PTS	REB	AST	FG	3PT	FT	OREB	DREB	STL	BLK	TO	PF
Aliyah Boston	11	12	6	0	6-10	0-0	0-0	3	3	0	0	1	0

Hamby finished with a double-double of 12 points and 13 rebounds, while Jordin Canada contributed 10 points. Rhyne Howard had a rough night, managing just eight points on 2-for-20 shooting. Vinyl BC shot just 31.6% from the field and missed all 13 of their 3-point attempts.

For Rose BC, Gray erupted for 33 points on 12-for-24 shooting, knocking down eight of her 13 3-pointers. Brittney Sykes chipped in 18 points, while Angel Reese posted a double-double with 10 points and 13 rebounds for Rose BC.

Aliyah Boston says Fever consulted her on dree agency decisions

The Indiana Fever made significant offseason moves, bringing back Stephanie White as head coach while building around Caitlin Clark in their quest for a championship.

Speaking to reporters in late February, Aliyah Boston shared that the team involved its core players in key free agency discussions.

"I think the front office did a great job of including us with who they were looking at, how they thought they would fit with us," she said (per Sports Illustrated).

"Which I think is always super important, because when you have a squad like we do, you wanna continue to make sure 'Oh, I definitely think it would be a good fit, or I think it would be a great fit, or maybe not so much.'"

The Fever re-signed Kelsey Mitchell and added championship-caliber veterans Natasha Howard, DeWanna Bonner and Sydney Colson to bolster their young core. They also took part in a four-team trade, sending NaLyssa Smith elsewhere in exchange for Sophie Cunningham and Jaelyn Brown.

"But I mean everyone at the front office brought and talked about, I was super excited about, and I think we see that now with everyone that we've signed," Boston said.

According to ESPN’s WNBA futures odds, the Fever have the third-highest chance of winning the 2025 title at +400, trailing only the New York Liberty (+250) and the Las Vegas Aces (+290).