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@Ser_Dweeb I can’t find it and when I put in username with double underscore, it brought up you. I almost unfollowed you on accident 😂

So apparently someone is trying to impersonate me? To what ends I do not know. I would never get verified so dead giveaway. I can no longer find this account but if you see it please report it. And yes it is a fever fan as I can tell by who follows them. Unsurprising.

@CoachEvans25 MHA’s grandma passed away, the funeral was Saturday. Steph said in interview she didn’t play because she wanted to give MHA time. I think MHA is going through it right now and will be back in action when she’s ready

The Indiana Fever scares me now because we’re losing games at home. Most of our games are on the road after ASG. We’re not a championship lineup but we have potential. If I was front office. You have to think BUSINESS. trade the following players: 1. Lexi Hull- she will be better with a fresh start. 2. DD- she will be able to at least get playing time somewhere else 3. MHA- she can be an asset but hasn’t or barely get any minutes now. But Lexi hull would be good for many many teams. Mo Billings would go to the bench. I hate to say it but we need consistent scorer. Chennedy Carter would be cheap and a bucket. Indiana needs consistent defense and scoring. Caitlin will be fine down the stretch of the season. Kelsey looks great. AB looks great. Outside of Sophie and Ty Harris we don’t have anyone consistent and we need them off the bench to give us that spark. IDC. I just know that it’s time to make business decisions, not what CC feels because she’s friends or like someone. I get protecting the locker room as well but if yall a great locker room and team then anyone would want to be here and stay. 👀

Fever/Storm fans, I have two tickets in section 20 at Gainbridge for tomorrow’s game. I’ll sell at 25% off season ticket price. Anyone interested? I had emergency surgery 2 weeks ago and just not up for the drive to Indy right now. 🥲

@SheKnowsSports MHA’s grandma’s funeral was Saturday so Steph gave her Sunday off playing time. Maybe she’s not ready to play yet as her posts felt like she was close with her grandma 💔

Wait why Myisha on the bench like that 🤣

@Jasmine19209851 @winchesters I was skeptical as well but I checked a few things on Google including live video and it did look like Caitlin’s PE’s. On my phone so hard to tell

@winchesters This not real he didn’t wear her shoes

Paige’s brother and Angel’s brother wearing CC PE’s 🥰🥹

@winchesters @FeverBandwagon just in case you didn’t see Angel and Paige’s siblings wearing CC shoes

I hate 4PM darkness but I’d hate 9AM sunrise more

I don’t understand how I’m the minority with wanting Standard time. Have you not heard of circadian rhythm?!

You are literally pouring gasoline onto a burning fire. WHY?!

@togethxr You are literally pouring gasoline onto a burning fire. WHY?!

Things are heating up in the W ☕️🔥 Tea Time is BACK – a series by @togethxr where we ask fans to spill their hottest takes and drop the biggest tea in women’s sports 😮‍💨 Stay tuned for more coming soon!

@cc22report This is just pouring gasoline on the fire 🤦🏼‍♀️ The expansion team tea—this is how it should’ve been for tea not bashing others

……..this is not a good idea

@JaimeLardis I was just thinking that info is not something that leadership would want out in any company. Certain trusted people would know it but it’s not going out to the sources.

This is just what I believe, and I’m not saying it’s true. But in my opinion, Cathy Engelbert and her team would never want information like that to get out. I honestly think the NBA wanted that news to break because they want Cathy Engelbert out. To me, she’s done a poor job marketing the WNBA. Unless you have League Pass, it’s way too hard to consistently find games. For a league that’s growing, the accessibility and promotion should be much better.

Updates: Fans have been busy since this story post from Chelsea Gray. Responses have ranged from finding this person’s employer to speculating about which WNBA team he supports and who his favorite players are. (1/2)

@CoachEvans25 Great take! I’d also add, Caitlin is the only one I know of with someone serving time for stalking them. Sophie is currently in midst of an active case for this as well. They’re not an exception to the rule & are also experiencing the same hate.

tate 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. And when certain players repeatedly speak on Caitlin Clark or the Fever, fans notice. People are going to question whether some of the criticism is truly about basketball or whether personal feelings are involved. The same applies to the conversations around Angel Reese. Angel is a proud Black woman who represents herself and her community, and she has many supporters. But there are also conversations where some fans believe the rivalry has become bigger than basketball. Players should be judged by their game, not by what fans assume their intentions are. Now let’s talk basketball. Olivia Miles-

I’m only sharing as evidence this happens across several players and several teams.

@slimreezygoddy If I know the post you’re talking about, Ty commented on another post where the original poster said she didn’t understand his sarcasm and was rooting for her. Ty said sorry I was replying to the comment not to your actual post, thanks for supporting me or something like that

When I think about the fact that An Indiana Fever player came online to argue with her own fans. Not the opposition o. Her own fans. I'm amazed.

@RivendellRoom Don’t do it. You’ll regret the drama and miss the peace 😂

I haven’t dated anyone in 3 years. I think I’m ready to come out of isolation now.

@antivirgosuns @sophaller she was on fire after she was at a concert earlier this year too. If that’s what it takes, keep doing it girl 😂

I apologize big dog @sophaller

forgot about this insane pass

@Jure_14 Said this from the trade swap! Seattle is a much better home where she can flourish

Flaujae is extremely lucky she landed in Seattle. It was the best place for her. Some of the plays I’ve seen her do will have her benched for the entire season by Nakase