Sophie Cunningham has recent source-backed changes around Indiana Fever head coach says critics trying to 'hijack' the WNBA can 'go to hell' and WNBA faces new controversy after Sky's DiJonai Carrington ejected over foul on.
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Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White says the critics who are trying to "hijack" the WNBA can "go to hell." It comes after Fever guard Sophie Cunningham spoke against transgender women and girl athletes in an ESPN interview, and Cunningham being on the receiving end of a flagrant foul. NBC News' Sam Brock reports.
WNBA star Sophie Cunningham, already at the center of a fight over transgender participation, took a flagrant foul from an opposing player who was ejected from the game. Jan Crawford has more details.
Saturday in Chicago, once again, showcased the harsh reality that the opposition to Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham is rooted in hate, intolerance, and delusion. While dozens of calm and cordial Cunningham supporters rallied outside of the United Center, they were met by a group of mask-wearing, sign-holding, pro.
One of the wildest moments of the WNBA season — which is saying a lot these days — came on Saturday between the Indiana Fever and the Chicago Sky. DiJonai Carrington of the Sky was handed a Flagrant 2 foul for appearing to clothesline the Fever's Sophie Cunningham. The incident has gotten people talking, with even the.