Spotted: Caitlin Clark, Lexie Hull, and Aliyah Boston Courtside for Pacers’ Game 6 Battle Against Knicks

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On Saturday, May 31, with the Indiana Pacers fighting to clinch the NBA Finals berth, three of the Indiana Fever’s biggest names – Caitlin Clark, Lexie Hull, and Aliyah Boston sat courtside at Gainbridge Fieldhouse to cheer for the home team.

The crowd was buzzing, the stakes were sky-high, and the Fever stars were right in the thick of it. Even with their own struggles in the WNBA, the trio showed up as fans, neighbors, and believers in Indiana basketball.

Pacers vs. Knicks Game 6 Gets Star-Studded Support From Fever Trio

The cameras didn’t miss it – Clark, Hull, and Boston sitting side by side, locked in and cheering on the Pacers in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the New York Knicks. The stakes were massive. Win, and Indiana would punch its ticket to the NBA Finals. Lose, and they’d be headed back to New York for a dangerous Game 7 at the Garden.

 

Clark sidelined with a quad strain, looked as present and passionate as ever. Even though the injury has kept her off the floor and the Fever have now dropped three straight, including a crushing 85-83 loss to the Connecticut Sun on Friday night, her energy hasn’t wavered. She’s clearly not just invested in the WNBA grind; she’s embracing Indiana as a whole.

Hull and Boston, too, were fully dialed in. Boston, now carrying much of the offensive load for the Fever in Clark’s absence, looked relaxed but locked in, just like someone who understands the weight of being a franchise cornerstone.

Hull, known for her infectious energy, had already shown her love for the Pacers earlier in the series. After their Game 2 win, she reshared a bold “2–0” graphic from the Pacers’ Instagram – short, sweet, and loud.

But Saturday’s appearance was different. While the Fever are in the middle of their own early-season storm, the Pacers were chasing something rare: their first Finals appearance since 2000. And it felt like the Fever players were there not just as fans but as part of something bigger – an Indiana basketball culture that runs deep and moves together.

Fever fans needed this kind of sighting. The Clark injury and the tough losses piling up had put a damper on the hype. But seeing Clark courtside, smiling, soaking it in, still vocal online, reminded everyone why she’s more than a scorer.

She’s a spark, and she completely supports the Pacers. That was obvious in her reaction to the Pacers’ performance in the 2025 NBA Playoffs. Clark previously took to X to show her admiration for the Pacers:

“PACERS ARE THE GREATEST COMEBACK TEAM I’VE EVER SEEN.”

Also in the building were celebrities Timothée Chalamet, Kylie Jenner, and Indiana’s own Mike Epps. But somehow, it was the Fever trio that felt most rooted, and the Pacers didn’t disappoint.

Indiana delivered in the biggest game of the season, beating the New York Knicks 125 – 108 to close out the Eastern Conference Finals, 4–2. It’s just the second time in franchise history the Pacers are heading to the NBA Finals.

They’ll now take on the Oklahoma City Thunder, champions of the West. Game 1 tips off Thursday night at 8:30 p.m. ET at the Paycom Center.