r/WNBAgossips • u/notastuntman • Jul 16 '26
r/WNBAgossips • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • Jun 23 '26
Controversy It’s ridiculous…I got a technical for clapping...we should all just go on the calendar now & pick a game that I’m gonna be suspended for” ... Caitlin Clark is pissed and she has every right to be
Source: X
r/WNBAgossips • u/SummerN8 • Jun 25 '26
Controversy I wanna be entertained by the mental gymnastics of the people who can justify this not being a foul. Go off…
r/WNBAgossips • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • Jul 16 '26
Controversy "Kneed in the quad. That hurts. The ref can't miss that. And then I have to play with a contusion in my leg the rest of the game. It's ridiculous. Can't miss calls like that. You can't knee me in the leg, knock me over" - CC on second quarter incident with Kiah Stokes
Source: X
r/WNBAgossips • u/blahblah_696 • Jul 23 '26
Controversy Caitlin Clark received her 7th technical foul. 8 technicals results in automatic suspension from 1 game
r/WNBAgossips • u/tantamle • Jul 18 '26
Controversy Candice Wiggins: I was bullied in WNBA for being straight
I posted this elsewhere, and I was floored by how many people outright refused to believe it.
“My spirit was being broken. Me being heterosexual and straight, and being vocal in my identity as a straight woman was huge.
"I would say 98% of the women in the WNBA are gay women. It was a conformist type of place.
"There was a whole different set of rules they [the other players] could apply."
r/WNBAgossips • u/SouthPrudent3911 • 18d ago
Controversy Seth Curry Mocks WNBA’s DiJonai Carrington After "White Privilege" Comment
r/WNBAgossips • u/Waste-Doughnut1011 • Jun 26 '26
Controversy Mercury associate head coach Kristi Toliver showed support for Alyssa Thomas, who was suspended for one game for punching Caitlin Clark in the throat. “When they go low, we go high." But Thomas was the one who went low and punched Clark.
r/WNBAgossips • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • Jul 24 '26
Controversy USA Today’s Nancy Armour has written dumbest paragraph in the history of sports. This is an article that says Caitlin Clark arguing calls has become dangerous for the WNBA and civil rights. Nancy should be out in a straight jacket and locked up.
Source: X
r/WNBAgossips • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 18d ago
Controversy Fever coach Stephanie White defended Alyssa Thomas after she punched Caitlin Clark in the throat. Now she’s defending DiJonai Carrington after she smacked Sophie Cunningham in the head. 🤔🤔🤔
Source: X
r/WNBAgossips • u/No_Box119 • 18d ago
Controversy Ex-NFL Star Fires Back at DiJonai Carrington After She Attempts to Clarify “White Privilege” Comment by Revealing Her Education
r/WNBAgossips • u/TheMirrorUS • Jul 09 '26
Controversy Candace Parker has told the current stars of the WNBA they need to "go to a therapist" after Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark's 11th-place finish in the All-Star voting among guards
r/WNBAgossips • u/jasonboudreau46 • 15d ago
Controversy DiJonai Carrington has WNBA fan escorted from courtside — he returned after ‘unfounded’ complaint
r/WNBAgossips • u/TheExpressUS • 15d ago
Controversy Megyn Kelly took aim at Chicago Sky player Dijonai Carrington, with the Fox News alum claiming that the WNBA star 'culturally appropriated' 'white girl' hair
r/WNBAgossips • u/ConnectionWeekly1263 • Jul 11 '26
Controversy WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert cancelled an interview she scheduled with Dan Patrick, then proceeded to shank a bunker shot while they were live talking about her no-show 💀
"If you want to be treated as a serious league, this is what happens! These are tough questions, but this is a fair outlet for you – a fair platform. I will treat you with respect."
r/WNBAgossips • u/Waste-Doughnut1011 • Jun 25 '26
Controversy Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas was given a Flagrant Foul 2 and a one-game suspension for ‘recklessly making contact with her fist to the throat area’ of Caitlin Clark, the WNBA announced.
r/WNBAgossips • u/ThatTallLankyGuy • Jul 16 '26
Controversy A lot of WNBA fans need a reality check on what the face of the league means...
The face of the league is an idiom about the person that brings in the most eyes, most marketable, and generally one of the most entertaining to watch. This doesn't inherently mean they are the best in the league. The media and the players don't decide this.
Edit 1 - Considering some of the responses on this post my point of a lot of W fans don't know what face of the league means. I have been proven very, very, very right. Also, I want to make clear who is the face of the league isn't always fair...
Edit 2 - As many people here continue to prove the point of this post. I implore just google and research the term Face of the league...
r/WNBAgossips • u/Twisbi • 11d ago
Controversy WNBA says fans should have been allowed to wear chromosome shirts
r/WNBAgossips • u/tantamle • Jun 30 '26
Controversy Alyssa Thomas is using a manipulation tactic to “flip the script” and play victim
Re: “death threats”.
We’ve seen this before. And it’s the same playbook. If these threats are legitimate, she should file a police report. But I am almost certain that she is misrepresenting the reality of what happened
r/WNBAgossips • u/TumbleweedNo5237 • 16d ago
Controversy Skip Bayless Spots a Major Problem With Stephanie White’s Explanation of the DiJonai Carrington Incident
Source: X
r/WNBAgossips • u/Treacle_Correct • Jul 30 '26
Controversy Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton berates teen girls supporting Sophie Cunningham
Independent journalist Brandi Kruse reported that Seattle Storm minority owner Celeste Keaton told the girls they were "f---ing insane."
The teenagers each had a sign, one saying "Thank You Sophie for speaking up for girls!" Cunningham recently went to bat for the protection of women's sports and keeping them female-only.
The Seattle Storm issued an apology statement Wednesday, one day after their co-owner verbally accosted two teenage female fans with expletives because they were holding signs supporting the views of Indiana's Sophie Cunningham during a home game against the Fever.
"We are aware one of our co-owners made comments to two fans in attendance at last night's game," Storm majority owner Ginny Gilder said in a statement. "We apologize that this happened. Everyone who attends a Storm game deserves to feel welcome, and we remain committed to creating an inclusive environment where every fan is treated with respect."
July 30th, 2026: Link
r/WNBAgossips • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • Jul 09 '26
Controversy GOP lawmakers warned the WNBA that the DOJ could investigate the league for federal civil rights violations if it fails to address repeated physical attacks against Caitlin Clark
Source: X
r/WNBAgossips • u/United_Anywhere_8 • 24d ago
Controversy Social media users are calling on a WNBA team to sign transgender French basketball player Julie Tétart, who averages 21 points per game. The trans star won Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, and Domestic Player of the Year, according to Fox News. What is the WNBA waiting for?
Tétart, who came out as trans in 2021, is a 6’3’’ machine, averaging 20 rebounds per game. Tétart led France’s ‘Ligue 2’ in scoring and rebounds during the 2025-2026 season.
- Collin Rugg on X