Hardship signings are common practice for the injury-stricken Indiana Fever this season. The injury-bug has bitten so deep that they’re now signing hardship players to replace the players who were already signed to cover for the original injuries. On Thursday the team called in a familiar face — rookie guard Bree Hall is back in Indianapolis on a rest-of-season hardship contract after forward Chloe Bibby was ruled out with a knee injury for the remainder of 2025. Bibby is Indiana’s fourth player going out for the season after guards Sydney Colson, Aari McDonald, and Sophie Cunningham — making the Fever’s roster of hardship replacements to consist of Shey Peddy, Odyssey Sims, Aerial Powers and now, Bree Hall. It was a full-circle moment for Hall after being drafted by the Fever in the second round and playing one exhibition game with the team before being waived in early May. With Bibby sidelined, Indiana needed depth — and the upside is that Hall knows the system already. Hall made her name at South Carolin