
Aliyah Boston is one of three Indiana Fever players who will be heading to the United Center in Chicago this weekend for the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game. Boston is taking part in the festivities for a fourth straight year, alongside fellow four-time All-Star Kelsey Mitchell. Caitlin Clark, on the other hand, has been named an All-Star for a third straight season.
Boston and Clark will be on the same team. They were drafted by WNBA icon Teresa Weatherspoon on her squad, Team Spoon. Mitchell, though, will be on the opposing team after getting drafted by Cynthia Cooper on Team Coop.
The WNBA All-Star Game is on Saturday, with tipoff scheduled for 8:30 p.m. ET.
Boston is already looking forward to her fourth All-Star Game. At the same time, however, she’s feeling a bit apprehensive about the fact that their star trio will be on separate teams for the exhibition contest. When asked about being “broken up” for the All-Star Game, Boston responded honestly.
“It’s still going to be insane watching [Mitchell] (on the other team),” Boston said. “I’m glad I partnered up with [Clark]. I’m excited. I think it’s going to be a lot of fun.
“… It’s always a blessing for me, honestly. I never take it for granted being an All-Star. There are so many talented women in this league, and to be a starter is just like, wow. So for me, I’m always grateful, and I’m just super thankful.”
The Fever’s star trio have one more game to play before they break up temporarily. They will need to be in sync when they return to action on Wednesday against the Connecticut Sun. It will be a home game for Indiana as it looks to make it three wins in a row before the All-Star break.
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