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Originally Posted by UChieffyBugger
Rough game for Chicago yesterday. Not too surprised considering they traded away their best shooter (Maybury) midway through last season, fired their coach and allowed Chennedy Carter (their best guard) to walk away. This is a rebuilding team and the Fever rightly beat them especially as Clark has been given ample help this season with several decent vets joining them to add to Boston and Mitchell.
Anyway it's a shame Clark had to ruin her great performance with that dirty hit on Angel. If the roles were reversed it would be leading the news but the Reese haters are of course making excuses. And as for the Fever fans apparently yelling racist stuff at Angel. Let them keep showing their bigoted true colors and we'll see if other black players wants to go and play for that organisation in the future. Those bigots are just hurting their own franchise.
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When a power forward is wide open for a layup and the guard is the only one to stop it, you make sure that shot doesn't go up. It was a hard foul for good reason. Maybe a little extra at the end but it was a basketball play.
All these allegations about racism and not a single concrete amount of evidence. I am guessing that arena has zero tolerance for that kind of shit. Same arena that hosts an NBA team without any incidents. While you're on that high horse, maybe you should take a look at what these so called morally upstanding sky fans are saying about the black teammates that defended Clark and lebron for supporting him. And maybe you should look at what angels teammates said about sky fans who bullied them to tears because they didn't pass her the ball enough. Weve heard the accusations all year and yet they resigned their best players and brought in several sought after veterans who have praised the fans and seem to love playing there.
Calling an entire fanbase racist for a sport that supports predominantly minorities is wild. And the WNBA has to stop giving in to these WNBA gatekeepers who insist on taking social stances instead of being like all other sports where fans of all colors love and support predominantly black people who play in the NBA. At some point the WNBA has to defend the majority of these fans taking stray bullets for no good reason.