The offseason activities are in full swing with players making the most of free time, enjoying time with fans and family. Caitlin Clark stole the spotlight with her surprise visit to an Indianapolis brand’s event. Aari McDonald and Kelsey Mitchell accompanied her as they discussed the teamwork that would inspire the employees.
While the 27-year-old Fever guard enjoyed the trip with CC and KM, her trip with Lexie Hull and Sydney Colson was a spooky one, as she visited a haunted house as part of the fun activity during the offseason.
Aari McDonald’s Reaction At Haunted House Goes Viral
Indiana Fever trio – Sydney Colson, Aari McDonald, and Lexie Hull visited a haunted house with made-up monsters, scenes, and surroundings. Even though the players knew everything about the house, place, and event, the 27-year-old guard was scared and tried to follow her teammates.
While Fever shared multiple videos of the entire tour, in one video, McDonald froze as a monster came close to her and later tried to hide behind Lexie Hull.
LOL😂😂 https://t.co/a3uPVyqF6I
— Aari McDonald (@McdonaldAari2) October 28, 2025
Sydney Colson took the lead and even scolded some monsters, which was hilarious, while Lexie Hull played cool and walked through the house with ease and the least bothered expressions. Midseason acquisition McDonald was the most scared one as she stayed between Hull and Colson for most of the tour.
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The Indian Fever shared the videos on social media, which garnered nearly 100K views in less than 24 hours as everyone showered love on Fever players and showed sympathy for McDonald.
Indiana Fever Could Retain Aari McDonald In Offseason
While Caitlin Clark-Aari McDonald’s latest reunion fuels Indiana Fever fans’ push for a 2026 roster spot, many analysts support the idea. As per Athletic’s Sabreena Merchant, out of all the midseason acquisitions for the Indiana team, the former Arizona player makes a perfect fit alongside Caitlin Clark and in Stephanie White’s system.
McDonald played in 20 games for the Fever and averaged nearly 10 points per game. However, fans noticed a striking increase in her shooting percentages, assists, and rebounding numbers as the Atlanta Dream rookie made her mark in the injury-plagued season for the Fever.
Even with CC’s return, McDonald could play as a backup guard to keep the offensive flow consistent and even tighten up the defense. Aliyah Boson, Kelsey Mitchel,l and Stephanie white lauded her impact on the team, which could be a big boost for her chance to re-sign with the Fever franchise.