"Stephanie White has lost the locker room": Fever fans react to Aliyah Boston's honest statement after brutal loss vs Dream

Aliyah Boston spoke candidly following the Indiana Fever’s demoralizing 77-58 loss to the Atlanta Dream on Tuesday. After a competitive first half that ended with the score tied at 33, Stephanie White’s squad collapsed in the third quarter, getting outscored 23-9 and never recovering.

Addressing the media postgame, the two-time All-Star didn’t hold back. Boston pointed to the team’s inability to execute offensively in the third quarter, noting they simply couldn’t make shots. She also acknowledged that the Fever were physically outmatched, crediting the Dream for their aggressive play and ability to impose their will.

Boston’s comments quickly gained traction on social media. Fans flooded online platforms with strong reactions, with many blaming the team’s struggles on coach Stephanie White.

"Steph White has lost the locker room lmao," a fan said.

suns

@antivirgosuns

Steph White has lost the locker room lmao.

Another fan said:

XRP Dolphin

@xrp_dolphin

they don't like Steph --> chemistry matters in a player's league

A fan commented:

James

@dntsingitbrngit

White is more interested in her media and the coach club then LEADING!! Her ego is the problem

Another fan commented:

James Yorkman

@PEORIA_H00SIER

She didn’t build the Connecticut team, that teams took years to build and she just took the keys. White has never done well with a team that someone else didn’t build up first. Great analysis, she’s one of the best. I just think she was an emotional hire for Indy

A user wrote:

Ralph Miller!

@Miketruthteller

The Fever need a better coach! They just can't get that right!

Another user wrote:

XRP Point Guard

@DigitalPtGuard

White is horrible the front office is horrible CC is with one of the worst run organizations out there.

Aliyah Boston struggled against Atlanta Dream

Aliyah Boston turned in her second-worst performance of the season during the Indiana Fever's matchup against the Atlanta Dream on Tuesday. Notably, her lowest-scoring game this year also came against the same team last month, when she was limited to just four points on 2 of 7 shooting.

Boston registered her second single-digit scoring game of the season, finishing with seven points on 3 of 9 shooting, including 0 of 1 from 3-point range. She added four rebounds, five assists and one block in 28:34 minutes.

The Dream’s frontcourt, anchored by physical and experienced players like Brittney Griner and Brionna Jones, has proven to be a tough matchup for Boston.

However, Boston has shown she’s capable of rising to the occasion. She posted a 24-point double-double in the first meeting between the two teams this season, proving she has the tools to overcome even the toughest interior defenses.