WNBA Condemns Racist Abuse After Playoff Incident
WNBA Condemns Racist Abuse After Playoff Incident

WNBA Condemns Racist Abuse After Playoff Incident

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The WNBA has condemned the racist and hateful abuse directed at players, particularly from Indiana Fever fans, following the Connecticut Sun’s playoff series win. Alyssa Thomas and DiJonai Carrington of the Sun highlighted the unprecedented level of vitriol experienced, prompting the league to issue a statement against such behavior and commit to monitoring and involving law enforcement if necessary. Fever rookie Caitlin Clark also denounced the abuse, emphasizing that such actions do not reflect true fandom. Coaches Christie Sides and Stephanie White echoed the need for a crackdown on racism and hateful speech from fans. The league's response has been scrutinized for being delayed, with calls for more proactive measures to protect players.

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