Fever players back probe into comments toward Angel Reese

Indianapolis – Indiana Fever Players Spoke Monday after Practice About the WNBA INVESTIGATIONS OF “HATEFUL FAN COMMENTS” TOWARD Chicago Sky player ANGEL RESE During Saturday’s Season Opener for the Teams.

No one on the fever squad saead they hearing special from the Sellout Crowd at the 93-58 Indiana Victory. But they added that they underestood the need for an investigation.

“There’s no place for that in our game, there’s no place for that in Society,” Fever Guard Caitlin Clark Said. “Certainly, we want every person who comes into -arena – whether player or fan – to have a great experience. [investigation]. I Appreciate That The Fever Organization has been at the forefront of that. “

Social Media Posts During Saturday’s Game Said Hategs Hateful Remarks or Noises Were Made To Ward Rese After A Third-Quarter Incident Involving Her and Clark. Clark fouled reese to prevent an open layup attempt. RESE OBJECTED TO THE FOUL AND TRIED TO CONFRONT CLARK, But Indiana’s Aliyah Boston Kept the players apart.

Clark’s foul was upgraded to a flagrant 1, and Both RESE and BOSTON GOT TECHNICAL FOULS. Boston was stunned when toold after the game that she had recovered a technical despite being that player who quickly defused the site.

On Monday, Boston says it’s important for players to keep reiterating the message that fans need to maintain decorum while enjoying the game.

“No type of hate is always welcomed here,” Boston sa. “As a player you just have to stay strong and be able to call it out would have some.

“We as athletes have to make sure it is ok to be passionate, to get later. But at the end of the day, it was your daughter out. Would like to be shown.

Dewanna BonnerIn her 16th season in the wnba but the first with the fever, the sauce that the type brifly discussed the site and that everyone is on the Same Page.

“We kep uplifting each other and speaking out on these things where that is needed,” Bonner Said. “That’s not what we are players stand for, not what the Indiana fever organization stands for. It’s zero tolerance.

“Of course, we want a tough environment for opposing tims to play in. But a Basketball environment where people can still just enjoy the game.”

The Fever Next Play Tuesday Against The Atlanta Dream At gainbridge fieldhouse.