Lexie Hull Stats Tonight: How did 3-and-D specialist fare for Angel Reese's Unrivaled squad vs Mist BC? (Feb. 7)

On Friday, Lexie Hull suited up for Angel Reese's Rose BC in an Unrivaled game against the Mist BC. Hull has enjoyed a solid stint in the 3x3 league thus far and made an impact in Friday's skirmish against Breanna Stewart's outfit. While Hull had a quiet outing on the box score, her intangibles.

She had two points, four rebounds and one assist on 1-of-2 shots in the first half. Hull had a couple of lowlights, including two turnovers, but overall, she had a solid three-minute shift.

Lexie Hull had a more productive second half. She added a couple of points entering the fourth quarter, taking her tally to six for the night on 3-of-6 shots. Hull had two more rebounds and an assist. Her defensive aggression continued to stand out but also got her in foul trouble with four fouls. She played six minutes.

Rose won the game 71-63. Hull didn't re-enter the game after her early exit in the fourth quarter. Kahlea Copper had 21 points and nine rebounds while Angel Reese had her second Unrivaled double-double with 12 points and 12 rebounds.

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Lexie Hull excited to be led by experienced veterans in upcoming WNBA season as Fever upgrade roster

Lexie Hull and the Fever are expecting an exciting season ahead. The offseason has seen the front office invest heavily in roster reinforcements. Indiana has added DeWanna Bonner and Natasha Howard via free agency and Sophia Cunningham via trade. The Fever also re-signed Kelsey Mitchell.

The Fever are among the top favorites, with the young core of Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston and Lexie Hull entering their second year together as teammates. Hull reflected on the team's shake-up from top to bottom with coaches and players, saying (via Locked on Women Basketball podcast):

"It's hard to keep it all straight, but finally getting to our final roster and seeing what that's going to look like, I'm just excited about the leadership that's coming in and the experience that's coming in and that's all the way from the top at our coaches to all the way down to the people we got.

"I'm just excited to learn and hopefully we can have a greater and longer push in the postseason this year," Hull said.

The Indiana Fever made a late push to the playoffs after starting the season 1-9. They finished with a 20-20 record, turning into one of the league's best offensive teams. However, the Fever's inexperience saw them endure a first-round series sweep against current coach Stephanie White and her Sun team led by new acquisition DeWanna Bonner and Alyssa Thomas.