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Lexie Hull Reveals Her ‘Good Luck’ Charm For Fever-Mystics Game

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Geca Flores | Last updated Jun 4, 2025 8:00 AM ET

Lexie Hull didn’t just deliver an impressive performance during the Indiana Fever’s game against the Washington Mystics but she also added a little extra luck to the mix.

After a tough loss to the Connecticut Sun last Friday, the WNBA player wasn’t leaving anything to chance.

The Fever managed to bounce back and did so without Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham after securing a strong 85-76 victory over the Mystics.

Interestingly, right before the showdown, the Fever guard made a playful yet confident declaration.

In a TikTok post, she updated her followers with a fit check showing her pregame look.

Lexie Hull’s outfit offered a closer look at her effortlessly chic ensemble that perfectly highlighted her slender physique. She started with a grayish-teal, form-fitting maxi dress from Hello Molly, which she paired with white strappy slip-on heels from Aldo.

Completing the look was a raffia mini shoulder bag adorned with pearl details, adding a touch of elegance to her effortless style.

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However, the main highlight of the video was her surprise guest.

The WNBA player brought out her fur baby, Libby, whom she called her “good luck” charm.

“Because she hasn't been in a video for a while, we got Libby girl,” she said, adding, “She’s gonna bring us good luck today.”

Hull’s sweet gesture toward her pet caught fans’ attention, with some saying it should become her pregame ritual.

“Now you have to hug Libby every game,” one wrote.

“Good luck charm indeed. Congrats!” a commenter said.

“Libbie Girl is the best accessory!! Congrats. Way to battle,” a fan added.

In addition, her followers greeted her for doing a job well done.

“You killed it tonight!” a fourth user said, while another supporter wrote, “You were amazing tonight, Lexie!!”

It was indeed a great game for the Fever, who confidently bounced back by breaking their three-game losing streak and securing their first win without their star player.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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