Alyssa Thomas and Stephanie White say social media vitriol toward WNBA players needs to end
WNBA players and their union spoke out against Commissioner Cathy Engelbert a few weeks ago when she failed to condemn racist and bitter criticism from fans toward the Caitlin Clark-Angel Reese rivalry during a TV interview. She later clarified that she’s vehemently opposed to “hate or racism.”
As was the case for many WNBA games this year, the Indiana Fever-Connecticut Sun playoff matchup on Wednesday wasn’t without controversy.
"The WNBA is a competitive league with some of the most elite athletes in the world," the statement read. "While we welcome a growing fan base, the WNBA will not tolerate racist, derogatory, or ...
The recent vitriol stems from CT Sun's DiJonai Carrington accidentally poking Indiana rookie Caitlin Clark in the eye during ...
The WNBA warned in a statement Wednesday against making derogatory comments toward players following allegations made by a ...
Alyssa Thomas and coach Stephanie White were among the voices calling for the WNBA and others to take a stand against hate ...
The Connecticut Sun eliminated Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever from the WNBA playoffs on Wednesday, and her fans weren’t happy.
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