Aliyah Boston's Surgery Admission Worry for Fever Opponents

Aliyah Boston's knee surgery admission shows Fever's 2026 injury struggles could end next season.

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Aliyah Boston's Surgery Admission Worry for Fever Opponents

Aliyah Boston's knee surgery admission shows Fever's 2026 injury struggles could end next season.

In brief

Aliyah Boston's knee surgery admission shows Fever's 2026 injury struggles could end next season. Aliyah Boston's knee surgery admission shows Fever's 2026 injury struggles could end next season. Originally reported by Indiana Fever On SI.

Aliyah Boston's 2026 knee injury

Aliyah Boston played through a knee injury during the 2026 season before surgery.

Candace Parker's podcast comments

Candace Parker said Boston's ability to play this year shows strong desire to be there for her team.

“You even being able to play this year says a lot about your desire to play basketball and be there for your team, because it's hard when you're thinking about an injury or thinking about something that is difficult or hurts while you're still trying to play at your highest level”

Boston's surgery recovery

Boston's surgery recovery

Boston had meniscus surgery and is recovering after a painful knee injury.

“So much better. So much easier”

Boston's 2026 stats

Boston averaged 16.1 points and 8 rebounds per game while shooting 40.6% from three-point range.

Boston's playoff performance

Boston averaged 19.7 points per game during the Fever's first round series against the Las Vegas Aces.

Injury impact on Fever

Fever fans hope Boston and Caitlin Clark stay healthy next season to showcase their dynamic duo.

Next season's health concerns

Boston's knee surgery admission shows Fever's 2026 injury struggles could end next season.

The big picture

Aliyah Boston's knee surgery admission shows Fever's 2026 injury struggles could end next season.

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