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The Las Vegas Aces lost 93-85 to the Chicago Sky, with Aces rookie Kate Martin suffering an apparent ankle injury. Chennedy Carter led Chicago with 34 points, while Angel Reese recorded her 16th double-double in 17 games. Despite a strong performance from A'ja Wilson, the Aces' four-game winning streak was snapped.
Chennedy Carter and her Chicago Sky teammates were harassed by a man with a camera outside their team hotel in Washington D.C. The team's security quickly de-escalated the situation, and the man was escorted away without police involvement. Several players expressed their frustration and concern over the incident on social media, emphasizing the need for better boundaries and security.
Security intervened when a man with a camera tried to approach Chicago Sky's Chennedy Carter at the team hotel in Washington, D.C. The situation was quickly de-escalated without police involvement. The incident, which was briefly posted on social media, drew criticism from Sky players. The team is in Washington for a game against the Mystics.
Chicago Sky players, including star rookie Angel Reese, reported being harassed outside their team hotel in Washington D.C. ahead of their game against the Washington Mystics. The harassment, which involved a man targeting Chennedy Carter, has raised concerns about player safety. Team security successfully de-escalated the situation. The incident follows heightened attention on Carter after a controversial foul in a recent game.
Several Chicago Sky players reported that a teammate was harassed by a man with a camera at their Washington, DC, hotel ahead of their game against the Washington Mystics. The incident, involving guard Chennedy Carter, was quickly handled by team security. Players expressed their concerns on social media, emphasizing the need for better protection and boundaries.
Chicago Sky players, including Chennedy Carter, were harassed by a man with a camera outside their hotel in Washington, D.C., ahead of their game against the Mystics. The team's security de-escalated the situation without involving the police. Several players expressed their frustration and concern over the incident on social media, highlighting the need for better boundaries and safety measures.
Chicago Sky's Chennedy Carter was harassed by a man with a camera at the team's hotel in Washington, D.C., following controversy over a flagrant foul she committed on Caitlin Clark. The man was quickly escorted away by team security, and no police were called. The incident has added to the ongoing debate about Carter's actions and the treatment of Clark in the WNBA.
Security intervened when a man with a camera attempted to approach Chicago Sky's Chennedy Carter at the team's hotel in Washington, D.C., following controversy over her recent flagrant foul. The incident, which players described as harassment, was de-escalated without police involvement.
Security intervened when a man with a camera attempted to approach Chicago Sky's Chennedy Carter at the team's hotel in Washington, D.C., following controversy over her recent flagrant foul. The man allegedly directed racist and misogynistic remarks at the players, prompting several team members to express their concerns on social media. The situation was de-escalated without police involvement.
Indiana Congressman Jim Banks criticized the WNBA for not adequately disciplining Chicago Sky's Chennedy Carter after her hard foul on Caitlin Clark, calling it an "excessive attack." Banks urged the league to take stronger actions to prevent such incidents and ensure sportsmanship, highlighting the impact on young girls aspiring to play in the WNBA. The WNBA upgraded Carter's foul to a Flagrant 1 but did not suspend or fine her, while Angel Reese and the Sky were fined for media policy violations.
Chicago Sky players, including Chennedy Carter, were harassed by a man outside their Washington D.C. hotel following a flagrant foul incident involving Carter and Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark. The situation was quickly de-escalated by team security, and no police were called. The incident has raised concerns about player safety amid increasing media attention and hostile fan behavior.
Following Chennedy Carter's controversial flagrant foul on Caitlin Clark, three Chicago Sky players reported being harassed at their team hotel. The incident involved a man with a camera targeting a specific player, but was quickly de-escalated by team security. The foul has sparked significant debate and backlash, even reaching congressional attention.
The Chicago Sky experienced a distressing incident at their team hotel in Washington when a man, not a hotel guest, harassed guard Chennedy Carter with a camera. The situation was quickly de-escalated by the team's security, and no police were called. Multiple players expressed their frustration and concern over the incident on social media, highlighting the importance of their security measures.
Indiana Congressman Jim Banks has sent a letter to WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert, urging the league to address what he describes as excessive physical play targeting Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark. Banks highlighted a specific incident involving Chennedy Carter and criticized the lack of significant punishment. He emphasized the negative impact on young female athletes and requested a response from Engelbert on measures to curb such behavior.
UConn coach Geno Auriemma believes Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark is being "targeted" in the WNBA, following an incident where Chicago Sky's Chennedy Carter hit Clark, resulting in a flagrant foul and a fine. Auriemma compared Clark's treatment to that of NBA legends, suggesting she faces undue aggression. Despite the controversy, Clark has maintained her focus on the game, averaging impressive stats in her rookie season.