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Lexie Hull issues 4-word shoutout to $110b coffee giant on Halloween
Lexie Hull was one of the numerous players featured in the Indiana Fever's Halloween post. The young guard reshared the photo and gave a shoutout to one of the biggest companies in the coffee-making industry.
In the post, Hull was in the background dressed up like a cup of coffee. When she The Fever guard tagged Starbucks in her story and let the company know she is a massive fan:
"I'm your biggest fan."
When it comes to big chain coffee chains, Starbucks is in a class of its own. It has been the most prominent company in the market for years now, resulting in it's value skyrocketing to $110 billion, as per Forbes.
Aside from Lexie Hull, other players who also made an appearance in the post are Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell. They're all part of Indiana's young core who helped end the franchise's playoff drought after eight years.
Hull, 25, was a top-10 pick by the Fever in 2022. Since then, she's grown into a strong complementary two-way player for Indiana. Hull's biggest impact on the floor this season was her 3-point shooting, converting 47.1% of her attempts from beyond the arc.
Lexie Hull speaks on Indiana Fever's increased popularity following the addition of Caitlin Clark
This season, Lexi Hull got an up-close view of Caitlin Clark and the impact she's had on the WNBA. During a recent interview, she opened up on when things started to change for the franchise.
Earlier this week, Hull was a guest on The Ringer's "WNBA Show" podcast. As expected, Clark came up in the conversation following her historic rookie campaign. When asked about when the buzz really started for the Fever, Hull said things picked up when the star guard declared for the draft.
"Once we found out we had the No. 1 pick, and once Caitlin declared, that kind of changed things for the city a little bit," Hull said. "People were just so excited to come support the Fever."
Along with getting the chance to play alongside Clark this season, Lexie Hull also built a strong relation with the emerging star. The two have been inseparable for the past year, and have continued to hangout even after the season ended.
Whether it's testing out soft drinks on TikTok or hitting the golf course, Clark and Hull can regularly be found together. This bodes well for the Fever, as the young squad is forming a good culture as they look to climb the WNBA ranks.
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