“LEXIE HULL LEFT CHICAGO SHAKEN.” No Caitlin Clark. No safety net. And no hiding from the pain. Lexie Hull, taped up and limping, still threw herself into the fight, turning every ounce of agony into a weapon that set Chicago on fire in front of thousands. The bench didn’t just cheer — they erupted. The arena didn’t just roar — it shook like an earthquake. And Chicago? They stood frozen, as if someone had just ripped the season right out of their hands. Insiders whispered: this wasn’t just a win. It was a warning. A night when the old script of a “one-woman team” was torn to pieces and replaced with something far more dangerous — an Indiana Fever no one saw coming. So what exactly did Hull do, playing through pain most wouldn’t dare endure, that left the Sky silent — and why are so many already calling it the turning point not just for the Fever, but for the entire WNBA? 👇