WNBPA calls out Cathy Engelbert for interview answer about social media attacks on players
The Women's National Basketball Players Association, through executive director Terri Jackson, issued a statement on Tuesday ...
WNBA players, WNBPA say Cathy Engelbert’s comments on Clark-Reese rivalry were a ‘fumble’
The WNBA has seen a surge in interest this season, with Clark and Reese participating in the most-watched game in over 20 ...
WNBPA, players condemn commissioner Cathy Engelbert over interview about race, Caitlin Clark-Angel Reese rivalry
The Women's National Basketball Players Association and several players across the WNBA spoke out against commissioner Cathy ...
WNBPA, Aliyah Boston speak out against commissioner's comments: 'No place for racism.'
"There's no place for racism, regardless of competition, regardless of money that comes into this," Boston said of ...
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Angel Reese showers love on WNBPA leadership for strong stand against WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert's remarks
The WNBPA issued a pointed statement on Tuesday criticizing Engelbert's controversial comments about the league getting more interest because of the white vs. Black narrative between Clark and Reese.
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WNBPA, Aliyah Boston speak out against commissioner's comments: 'No place for racism.'
Back-to-back vs. Aces is a good test run. "That comment was kind of hard," Boston, the Indiana Fever's WNBPA rep, said on Wednesday. "Honestly. I think when we think about this league and we think ...
Angel Reese Breaks Silence on Major WNBA Controversy
Angel Reese has weighed in on the WNBPA's response to commissioner Cathy Engelbert's comments regarding her rivalry with ...
WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert's weak comments on social-media hate, bigotry disappoint players
"Here is the answer that the commissioner should have provided," the WNBPA's Terri Jackson wrote. "There is absolutely no ...
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WNBPA, Aliyah Boston speak out against commissioner's comments: 'No place for racism.'
INDIANAPOLIS — Many players around the WNBA, including the player's association and Fever center Aliyah Boston, thought league commissioner Cathy Engelbert missed the mark when she was asked ...