Sophie Cunningham (Photo via Instagram)
Sophie Cunningham is one of the best basketball players in the WNBA, and she could easily be put behind the likes of Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese as players who have brought more eyes to the league.

Last season, she was part of the Phoenix Mercury and gained quite the fan base outside of the area almost nightly due to her pregame outfits.

Some of those outfits include her wearing a floral dress where parts of her stomach and her tan lines could be seen. Cunningham had an exclusive interview with the New York Post about her style and revealed that it was her own mother who chose the strapless color-block mini dress that showed off her bikini tan lanes through side-cuts.

The 28-year-old, who is heading into her seventh season in the league, is going viral yet again for what she had on, but this time, it was for a bikini.

Sophie Cunningham posted herself in the tiniest green bikini she could find, as her tan lines could be seen once again. She wasn’t alone, as she posed with three other friends who looked just as good in bikinis.

Last season, she averaged 8.4 points on 37.8% 3-point shooting, 3.9 rebounds, and 2.0 assists per game.

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Those numbers might explode now that she is playing alongside one of the better young players in the league.

Sophie Cunningham Gets Traded To The Indiana Fever To Play Alongside Caitlin Clark

Sophie Cunningham (Photo by Alex Slitz/Getty Images)
Indiana officially added a sharpshooter to its ranks when the Fever were part of a four-team trade that included the Connecticut Sun, Dallas Wings, Indiana, and Phoenix Mercury.

The Fever acquired Sophie Cunningham, the No. 19 pick from Phoenix, and Jaelyn Brown from the Dallas Wings. The Fever and Wings will also have a 2027 third-round pick swap.

A 6-1 guard, Cunningham is a versatile wing who can defend multiple positions.

Before this move, she had spent her entire six-year career with Phoenix so far as a part-time starter.