Aliyah Boston became the third-youngest WNBA player to hit 1,500 points during a standout game vs. the Liberty.

Boston is looking to make things right in Tuesday’s rematch, and she’s off to a great start. The three-time All-Star marked an incredible career milestone in the first half against the Liberty after she scored her 1,500th career point for the Fever.

The Fever needed someone to step up amid Caitlin Clark's injury absence, and Aliyah Boston tried her best despite the loss vs. Liberty.

Indiana Fever's Sweet Gesture Surprises Aliyah Boston originally appeared on Athlon Sports. With a 12-10 record and five wins in their last seven outings, the Indiana Fever sit third in the WNBA’s Eastern Conference ahead of Wednesday night’s showdown against the New York Liberty at Barclays Center.

Ahead of Boston as the second-youngest to hit 1,500 career points is former Minnesota Lynx star Seimone Augustus, who achieved this number at 23 years and 111 days in 2007. But former Seattle Storm forward Lauren Jackson holds the record, doing so at 22 years and 93 days in 2003.

BROOKLYN—The Caitlin Clark effect had nothing on the New York Liberty's Jonquel Jones consequence. To be fair to the injured Clark, her presence probably would'

Stephanie White, the head coach of the Fever, recently opened up about her star forward. Following the win over Connecticut, White spoke out about Boston. She revealed her strong opinion on the star forward and also shared that she wants to find more ways to get Boston involved.

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Indiana Fever make Aliyah Boston announcement. While Boston has taken over, alongside Kelsey Mitchell and Lexie Hull, Clark has been out of the lineup for the last nine games due to a groin injury.

Aliyah Boston's investment came from a desire to give back to a place that supported her through high school, she said.

You feel like nothing is good enough,” Aliyah Boston said about dangers of perfectionism. But, the 3-time All-Star has learned to give herself grace.