WNBPA slams USA Today columnist over Caitlin Clark question to DiJonai …
WEBT he Women's National Basketball Players Association (WNBPA) has issued a statement slamming USA Today sports columnist Christine Brennan for her interview with Connecticut Sun star DiJonai...
WNBPA picks a fight with USA Today’s Christine ... - Sporting News
WEB1 day ago — The nature of Brennan's relationship with Clark — or rather, Clark's image — garnered plenty of interest, particularly after a contentious interview with Sun guard DiJonai Carrington during...
WNBPA breaks silence on USA Today journalist's DiJonai Carrington …
WEB1 day ago — In response to Christine Brennan, a USA Today columnist, who asked Connecticut Sun guard DiJonai Carrington if she intentionally swatted Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark in the eye in Game...
USA Today Defends Reporter Christine Brennan From Scathing …
WEB1 day ago — USA Today reporter Christine Brennan caused a lot of controversy over social media Tuesday when she questioned Connecticut Sun guard DiJonai Carrington about her poking Indiana Fever...
Caitlin Clark-Dijonai Carrington fiasco draws new ... - ClutchPoints
WEB1 day ago — The Caitlin Clark and DiJonai Carrington fiasco continues, as USA Today stated a response after the WNBPA criticized Christine Brennan.
Caitlin Clark says DiJonai Carrington eye poke 'wasn't intentional.'
WEB5 days ago — Caitlin Clark suffered a black eye after she was hit in the face during Game 1 by Connecticut's DiJonai Carrington.
Christine Brennan Has $830M Worth Co.'s Backing as DiJonai Carrington ...
WEBHowever, USA Today reporter Christine Brennan chose to repeatedly ask Carrington about poking Clark in the eye, and if it was intentional. The viral interview once again sparked rumors of...
Caitlin Clark refused to blame DiJonai Carrington for poking her …
WEB4 days ago — Yet, given the narrative that has surrounded Clark and her treatment from WNBA players for much of the season, bad-faith arguments were made that Carrington intentionally poked Clark in the eye.
Understanding why NBA and WNBA community is criticizing …
WEB3 days ago — On Tuesday, USA Today columnist Christine Brennan asked DiJonai Carrington about the incident. How the best-selling author phrased her questions forced some sections of the WNBA and NBA...
Caitlin Clark, Fever fall to Sun, eliminated from WNBA playoffs - USA TODAY
WEB3 days ago — DiJonai Carrington named WNBA Most Improved Player. As the WNBA continues to hand out superlatives, Sun guard DiJonai Carrington picked up the Most Improved Player award Wednesday before Game...
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