Alyssa Thomas calls on WNBA to help keep players safe from excessive fan abuse
All season long, there have been numerous instances of people claiming to be supporters of the WNBA harassing fans and even players. This behavior has permeated hoops circles and oozed out of social media into real life. The abuse has turned into racism, bigotry and things well beyond basketball.
Connecticut Sun veteran Alyssa Thomas spoke out following the franchise’s crucial playoff series win against the Indiana ...
Alyssa Thomas knows the WNBA has grown this year, but the Connecticut Sun All-Star forward doesn’t want fans who are ...
Connecticut Sun star Alyssa Thomas and head coach Stephanie White said racist and homophobic comments directed at WNBA ...
Carrington Named to First Team, Thomas Named to Second Team.
WNBA stars Caitlin Clark, Alyssa Thomas & others denounced racism and behavior of fans during the Fever-Sun series and ...
Sun star Alyssa Thomas called out Indiana Fever fans after Game 2 of Connecticut's first round series against the team on ...
Before the Connecticut Sun’s playoff game against Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever, the Sun’s Dijonai Carrington shared an ...
The Sun’s chance of returning to the WNBA Finals runs through the 32-year-old forward who can do it all, as she did against ...
"I think that in my 11-year career I never experienced the racial comments like from the Indiana Fever fan base," Thomas said ...
Angel Reese says the media should have done more to combat the ongoing issue of racism in women's basketball before it reached a boiling point.
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