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@IndianaFever those who know that cars start with an electric current won’t get this right

question of the day 🚘⛽

For the Valkyries #Ballhalla

I saw one of these from a Spurs fan and another from a Lynx fan. Here's one for the Fever. #FeverWin

For the Wings #WingsUp

For the Dream

For the Liberty #LIGHTITUPNYL

For the Aces #AllIn

@FeverLatam Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness..." -Mark Twain

Temi va ser siempre la vet de CC… De las pocas que no pandea al mínimo de presión. Respeto porque mira lo bien puestos que están esos ovarios.

UY PHILIPPINES! 🫡 teka lang, ang puso ko shet

@hecklerforever8 Bilang isang Gen X, I did all 20 😁

Age reveal tayo! 😁

@kenswift @hoopfanjoe love her, but it makes me wince when she does that…hope she sees it on film and make the adjustment next game

@hoopfanjoe She’s got to stop forcing shots if they aren’t there

Legitimately wtf is CC doing. Is she the fucking scoring 6th man? Run some offense

@CoachEvans25 I am a foreigner, genuinely curious on the intersection of online harassment and historical trauma. Is the emotional impact of social media hate different for white women compared to women from marginalized groups…hypervigilance a survival mechanism due to systemic mistreatment?

My take on Caitlin Clark and the current state of the WNBA: We can’t sit here and say this conversation has never been about race, hate, or bias. I’ve been around women’s basketball since I was young. The talent has always been there. In fact, I would argue the league was even more competitive in some of the earlier eras. Since 2024, I’ve watched an unbelievable amount of hate directed toward players like Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark. People have shown receipts, screenshots, and examples of the things said about Angel Reese, and that conversation matters. But why don’t we ask the same questions when it comes to Caitlin Clark? Have we checked on Caitlin Clark? Every single day, there are posts where people call her out of her name and say hateful things about her. Yet somehow, that part of the conversation is often ignored. Is it because she doesn’t publicly share every message she receives? Is it because she doesn’t post screenshots? I’m a Black man and a Caitlin Clark fan. I’m not new to this game. Maya Moore is my GOAT, and I have nothing but respect for Tamika Catchings. I remember the Indiana and Atlanta rivalry, and today’s league reminds me of those days. I still wish the WNBA would bring back conference playoffs. What I’ve noticed is that some fans don’t treat every player equally. Paige Bueckers is a great example. She is a talented player who came into this league with confidence, passion, and star power. But sometimes the conversation around her is less about basketball and more about her personal life. Some fans connect with her because she is openly gay and because of her family background, but at the end of the day, her basketball should be the main conversation. She deserves to be talked about for her game, just like every other player. The same thing has happened with players’ personal lives becoming bigger topics than their basketball. We have seen fans focus heavily on relationships and drama instead of the actual game. When did the WNBA become reality television? I’ve watched fans turn on players like Aliyah Boston and Raven Johnson simply because they support or have a relationship with Caitlin Clark. I’ve seen hateful posts directed toward Black players on the Indiana Fever simply because they are teammates with her. Did we check on Aliyah Boston when that edited photo circulated from the South Carolina reunion with Dawn Staley and her former players? Did we check on Raven Johnson? Candace Parker is suddenly considered a “hater” by some people because she praises Caitlin Clark? We are talking about one of the greatest basketball players ever, a Hall of Famer, and someone whose basketball opinion should be respected even if people disagree. There is clearly bullying taking place online. There are double standards. There are fans who allow their personal feelings about a player to influence how they view everything that player does. Let’s be real. Sometimes it feels like certain players and fans already have their minds made up about Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever. When incidents happen, such as situations involving threats or criticism toward Fever fans, we also have to be honest and look at the full picture. Not every situation can automatically be blamed on an entire fan base when there are different individuals involved. If players want fans and the league to address hate and harassment, that standard should apply to everyone.

For some reason the ball moves a lot better when CC is out. Harris is getting ball back on a 3rd or 4th pass, that CC rarely gets

@sohali2012 Don’t ever let them steal your joy

These WNBA broads always dissing CC. You have to ignore them.

@tjmanotoc Last 8 Club membership at stake

14 seeds higher than Alex and yet she gets the headline next to Sabalenka 🇵🇭

Coco Gauff’s reaction to reaching her 1st Wimbledon Quarterfinal just before curfew She had 2 minutes to close it out before the match would be suspended. Clutch. ⌚️😤

Alex Eala never gives up on a point 😤😤😤😤

Yuki Kawamura clocking in ⏰

Thank you japan 🫶🐾🇯🇵

I started dying when I saw how many goalies the kiddos had 😂 But this is brilliant! 3 Japanese National Team players vs 100 elementary school kids! So fun!