Aliyah Boston Signs Historic Contract Extension with Indiana Fever
Boston, Fever agree to 4-year, $6.3M extension
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Aliyah Boston, a three-time WNBA All-Star, has signed a four-year contract extension worth $6.3 million with the Indiana Fever, making it the richest salary in league history. This deal comes as part of a new provision in the collective bargaining agreement, allowing her to help the team financially while still securing a lucrative future.
- 01Aliyah Boston's extension is worth $6.3 million, setting a league record.
- 02She will earn $1 million in 2026, below the max deal to assist team payroll.
- 03Boston averaged 14.5 points, 8.5 rebounds, and 3.0 assists since joining the Fever.
- 04Indiana Fever aims to build around Boston, Caitlin Clark, and Kelsey Mitchell.
- 05Boston had a standout season, finishing sixth in MVP voting and earning All-Defensive honors.
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Aliyah Boston, a standout player for the Indiana Fever, has secured a four-year contract extension worth $6.3 million, marking the highest total salary in WNBA history. This extension is made possible through a new provision in the league's collective bargaining agreement. Boston, who was the first overall pick in the 2023 draft, has averaged 14.5 points, 8.5 rebounds, and 3.0 assists while shooting 54.7% from the field. In a strategic move, she will earn $1 million in 2026, opting for a lower salary to provide the Fever with flexibility in roster management. The Fever are focused on building a competitive team around Boston, along with 2024 No. 1 pick Caitlin Clark and star guard Kelsey Mitchell, who recently signed a supermax deal to remain with the team. Despite injury challenges, the Fever made a commendable semifinal run in 2025, showcasing their potential for future success.
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Boston's decision to take a lower salary allows the Fever to strengthen their roster, potentially leading to better team performance and fan engagement.
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