Aliah Boston on Tuesday night toured a career-high 31 points and visiting Indiana fever in the third quarter to win the 94-86 on the Seattle Storm on Tuesday night.
Boston scored 30 runs in a regulation game for the first time after entering WNBA as the top overall pick in 2023. Boston made 13 out of 18 shots from the ground and overtook 30 sets of his career in overtime win on the Atlanta Dream last 8 September.
Boston also caught eight rebels as fever (7-7) on Sunday bounced back from Las Vegas aces to eight-point loss from the collapse of its fourth quarter.
Kelsey Mitchell hit a season-hai 26 points and five of Indiana’s eight 3-pointers. The Lexi Hul made its season a high match with 15 points and added a season-high 11 rebound as fever shoots 50.7 percent despite a cool night from Cataline Clarke.
Back to a quad injury in his fifth game, Clarke was held for six points, although she ended with nine assistance. Clarke shot 3 -13 and recalled all of all his 3 -point attempts.
Skylar Digins scored 22 runs and Erica Wheeler added 14 of her 20 in the fourth, but denied Seattle (9-6) of the fourth direct win and lost for the second time in eight matches.
After scoring at least 25 in the last three matches, Nneka Ogwumike was held for 16 points on shooting 5 -12 from the ground. Gabby Williams pasted 11 as the storm shot 46.8 percent, but also did 17 turnover.
After Haptime took a 45–39 lead by Haptime, 3 of the plow opened the 11-point cushion with 8:25. He hit another 3 with 4:49, in which Seattle left for a 63–53 lead with a lead of five.
Michelle consecutively converted 3-point plays and 3-pointers to assets as Indiana scored an eight straight N route with a growth of 75–58 in the fourth.
Hull made a trimmed to give Indiana a 19 point lead with 6:40, then Seattle put a small dent on 3 of the wheeler with 2:40 within 88–77.
Boston helped Indiana kill two more jumpers and eliminate it, including 14-footers for a 92–79 lead with 89 seconds.
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