There are no transgender women actually attempting to play in the WNBA–Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White don't count–but Julie Tetart is coming off a reportedly dominant campaign for Monaco Basket **** ociation in France's Ligue Féminine 2.
Tetart averaged 21.2 points and 20.2 rebounds per game during the 2025-26 season, leading the league in both categories. Two of Tetart's teammates recently sat down for an interview with the French podcast "Club Five," during which they compared facing the 6-foot-3 forward, who is listed at 195 pounds.
Martina Bestagno, a 6-foot-3 center, compared her experience "really big players such as Brittney Griner (6-foot-9, 219 pounds) and Isabelle Yacoubou (6-foot-3, 220-229 pounds)" to Tetart and said that while Griner and Yacoubou are "probably bigger" than the 34-year-old transgender standout, size isn't all that matters.
"It's not just the size, it's the combination of size and strength," Bestagno said. "That is something that I never went against it before. Of course, we're playing with her, but during the week, you're going against her in practice and it's something that I never had to face before. I was blown away by the difference talking about strength. The difference is huge."
Sara Crudo, a 6-foot-1 forward who appeared alongside Bestagno, said facing Tetart is "like a train that is coming into you."

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Michael Wright, the actor best known for his powerful performance as Eddie King Jr. in the cult classic 1991 musical drama The Five Heartbeats, has died at age 70.
In a statement sent to TMZ, Wright's family said he died in Los Angeles Wednesday after suffering heart failure coupled with complications of a rare degenerative neurological disease called Marchiafava-Bignami.
The news was announced by his wife, Susan, on Instagram on Friday.
"It is with profound sadness and an unimaginable heaviness in my heart that I share the passing of my beloved husband, Michael Wright," Susan wrote in a statement shared by TV personality Madina Milana.
"Michael was a husband, a father (Manon Wright, Byron Barr, Brittney Briggs, Brianna Barr, Sir Barr, a grandfather (Yoko), loved one, a friend, and an extraordinary artist whose work touched generations," she continued.

#barr

Brittney Griner lands back on injury report before Sun-Liberty showdown originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Connecticut Sun may be staring at a brutal frontcourt problem before Saturday's matchup with the New York Liberty. Connecticut listed Brittney Griner as questionable because of a lingering left knee injury. Forward Aaliyah Edwards also received a questionable designation with a left ankle injury.
Losing either player would be damaging. Losing both against Breanna Stewart, Jonquel Jones and a surging Liberty team could leave the Sun facing one of their most difficult challenges of the season.
Connecticut will host New York at 1 p.m. ET on Saturday at Mohegan Sun Arena. The Sun enter the game at 8-24 after suffering their sixth loss in seven games, while the Liberty have won eight of their last 10.
Griner has been dealing with the knee issue for nearly a month. The 35-year-old center sustained the injury during Connecticut's 72-63 loss to the Phoenix Mercury on July 19. She played 31 minutes before exiting and subsequently missed four consecutive games.

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Brittney Griner has filed for divorce from her wife, Cherelle Griner, after eight years of marriage and is seeking joint legal and physical custody of their 2-year-old son.
According to court documents obtained by People, the WNBA veteran submitted the complaint in Fulton County Superior Court in Georgia on July 30.
The filing lists July 24 as the couple's separation date and describes the marriage as "irretrievably broken," with "no hope of reconciliation."
Neither Brittney nor Cherelle has publicly explained what led to their separation.
Brittney is requesting joint legal and physical custody of the couple's son, Bash, who was born in July 2024. She is also asking for child support to be determined and for the couple's marital ***** ets and debts to be divided equitably.

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WNBA star Brittney Griner has filed for divorce from her wife, Cherelle Griner, ending eight years of marriage, in Fulton County, Georgia, on Thursday, July 30. The two were married in 2018 but had been living separately since July 24, as per court documents obtained by People. The Connecticut Sun center was already out of the playing lineup due to her left knee injury.
Griner met her 33-year-old partner during her college days at Baylor University in Waco, Texas. They also share a two-year-old son, named Bash. The player is seeking joint custody for their son.
Griner was embroiled in controversy when she was detained in Russia in February 2022, after she was found in possession of vape cartridges with cannabis oil.
Griner's wife, who is an attorney, was her advocate in that case. The player was released on December 8 of the same year in a prison exchange for Viktor Bout.
Cherelle Griner and her WNBA partner were together during the most difficult period of their lives in 2022. After the Russian authorities detained her, she was sentenced to nine years in prison. When she returned home to her then-wife, Griner had a long recovery process, and Cherelle was there for her.

#griner #cherelle #player #detained

Connecticut Sun center Brittney Griner is ending things with her wife of eight years – just 23 days after her wife posted smiling family photos. In a social media post from July 1, which has now resurfaced, Cherelle Griner, Brittney's estranged wife, posted a series of pictures and videos, including some of the WNBA Champion and herself, as well as of intimate family moments. The timing of the post has raised some questions.
This post was made a few weeks before the couple was officially separated on July 24. An X post by TMZ elaborated on the matter.
"Brittney Griner's Wife Posted Smiling Family Photos Weeks Before Divorce"
Cherelle Griner's happy post about her family came on her birthday, July 1, but this year was not as happy as she'd expected, with her wife, 10-time WNBA All-Star, filing for divorce on July 30 in Fulton County, Georgia. The Atlanta Journal-Constitutionwas the first to break the story.
The report also stated that the marriage was "irretrievably broken," as filed in the divorce proceedings by the 2013 first overall WNBA pick. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that the divorce filings included certain clauses from Griner. The WNBA star demanded "an equitable division of all marital ****** ets" as well as being "awarded her separate, nonmarital property, including but not limited to inherited property as well as premarital property."

#griner

PHOENIX — Former Phoenix Mercury star Brittney Griner may no longer play in the Valley, but one major life update has fans talking about one of the most recognizable players in franchise history.
Griner, who spent 11 seasons in Phoenix after being selected No. 1 overall in the 2013 WNBA Draft, is reportedly separating from her wife, Cherelle Griner. According to court records filed in Fulton County, Georgia, the filing states the marriage is "irretrievably broken" and lists July 24 as the couple's separation date.
The former Mercury standout is seeking joint legal custody of the couple's 2-year-old son, Bash.
Aug 5, 2024; Paris, FRANCE; Brittney Griner and wife Cherelle Griner pose for a photograph during the Paris 2024 Olympic Summer Games at Team USA House. Mandatory Credit: John David Mercer-USA TODAY Sports

#griner #phoenix #valley #WNBA

WNBA star Brittney Griner has filed for divorce from wife Cherelle Griner after eight years of marriage.
The Connecticut Sun player filed for divorce on Thursday in the Superior Court of Fulton County, Georgia, according to court documents obtained by ABC News.
Brittney Griner and wife Cherelle are expecting 1st baby: 'Can't believe'
The petition states that the couple, who were married in June 2018, have been been separated since July 24, 2026, and that the marriage "is irretrievably broken" with "no hope of reconciliation."
The petition asks that Brittney and Cherelle Griner be awarded joint physical custody of their son Bash, whom they welcomed in 2024.

#brittney #divorce #wife #petition

The WNBA's all-time leader in blocked shots, Brittney Griner, has filed for divorce from her wife, Cherelle, mother of the couple's 2-year-old son.
According to court records in Fulton County, Georgia viewed by USA TODAY Sports, Griner filed for divorce on July 30. Attorneys for Griner wrote in her petition for divorce that her marriage is "irretrievably broken" with "no hope of reconciliation."
Griner, 35, seeks joint legal and physical custody of her child, fair and equitable distribution of all real and personal property acquired during the marriage, and equitable distribution of all debts.
The couple has been married since June 18, 2018, but court documents note they have been in "a bona fide state of separation" since July 24, 2026.
Griner played for the Atlanta Dream last season before signing a contract in free agency with the Connecticut Sun.

#griner #filed #marriage

Brittney Griner ruled out again as Sun make additional roster decision before Sky game originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Connecticut Sun will remain without one of their biggest stars as they attempt to end a difficult losing streak Thursday night. Connecticut officially ruled Brittney Griner out of its road matchup against the Chicago Sky because of a left knee injury. It will be the third consecutive game missed by the veteran center, who has been one of the Sun's most productive players when healthy this season.
Griner's status was not the only news to emerge from Connecticut's final availability report. Shortly before the game, the Sun announced that rookie guard Ashlon Jackson also would not be available because of a coach's decision.
The two absences leave Connecticut shorthanded for an important meeting between teams searching for momentum near the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings.
Griner has not appeared in a game since Connecticut faced the Phoenix Mercury on July 19. The 10-time WNBA All-Star finished that matchup with 19 points, five rebounds and two blocked shots in 31 minutes. She has now been sidelined for three straight contests while dealing with the left knee injury.

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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Caitlin Clark had 27 points and 11 **** ists, Kelsey Mitchell added 23 points and the Indiana Fever set a franchise record for points in a game with their 123-88 victory over the Connecticut Sun on Wednesday night.
Aliyah Boston scored 22 points for the Fever, who also had the biggest half in franchise history when they led 70-46 at the break. It was the third-highest scoring game in league history without overtime.
Monique Billings and Tyasha Harris both added 12 for Indiana (17-10), which has a three-game winning streak heading into the All-Star break.
The Fever made 11 of 22 3-pointers and shot 62% overall. Clark had five 3s and Mitchell three. Mitchell had at least 20 points and three 3-pointers for the 10th straight game.
Diamond Miller had 15 points for the Sun (7-20), who were without Aaliyah Edwards and Brittney Griner. Saniya Rivers scored 13 points, Olivia Nelson-Ododa had 11 and three players added 10.

#game #added #franchise

Indiana Fever star guard Sophie Cunningham once again brought back her notorious pointing meme with former Phoenix Mercury teammate and pal Brittney Griner on Wednesday night.
As Cunningham's Fever took on Griner's Connecticut Sun in Indianapolis, the two joked around pregame with Cunningham's famous pointing meme. We're pretty sure at this point Cunningham will be doing the pointing meme for the rest of her life; it's just broken out in a way most sports moments can't in this rampant attention economy.
While Griner didn't play on Wednesday with a knee injury, it was great to see these old friends share a laugh.
Pointing memes for everyone!
Next Tuesday in Seattle.

#fever #cunningham #griner #sophie

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The Connecticut Sun will head to Gainbridge Fieldhouse tonight for a WNBA matchup against the Indiana Fever. Fever coach Stephanie White has stated that she'll continue to monitor Caitlin Clark's playing time and has been enforcing minutes restrictions on Clark due to her persistent back injury. Aaliyah Edwards will remain on the Sun's bench due to a knee injury and Brittney Griner is also questionable for tonight's game. This is the last game for both teams before the league heads into All-Star Weekend; the WNBA All-Star Game is on Saturday at 8:30 p.m. ET and airs on ABC.
Tonight's Indiana Fever vs. Connecticut Sun game will be broadcast nationally on USA; here's what you need to know to tune in. Looking for the complete 2026 Indiana Fever schedule? We've got that and more below.
Date: July 22, 2026
Time: 8 p.m. ET

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The Indiana Fever play their final game before the WNBA All-Star Game on Wednesday, July 22, against the Connecticut Sun at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
The Fever (16-10) have won seven of their last 10 games. Caitlin Clark is averaging 20.7 points, 3.9 rebounds and 7.7 ***** ists a game for Indiana. Kelsey Mitchell is adding 23.3 points and Aliyah Boston 17.1 points and 8.6 rebounds a game. All three will represent Indiana at the All-Star Game in Chicago on Saturday, July 25.
The Sun (7-19) started the season 2-15 and have won five of their last 10 games. Brittney Griner is averaging 14.1 points and Leila Lacan adds 12.9 points a game. The Sun have no players in the All-Star Game.
The teams play for the second time this season on Wednesday. The Fever won 85-75 on June 13 when Caitlin Clark scored 25.
Date: Wednesday, July 22

#indiana #star #caitlin #clark

Brittney Griner sparks coaching buzz with latest off-court move during WNBA season originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Brittney Griner is still making a major impact on the floor for the Connecticut Sun, but her latest social media post has WNBA fans thinking about what could come after her playing career. The veteran center, who has enjoyed another productive season in Connecticut, revealed this week that she's spending time studying game film and learning the finer points of coaching. The post quickly sparked excitement among fans, many of whom believe Griner could eventually become a successful WNBA head coach.
While Griner remains focused on helping the Sun this season, her willingness to dive into the coaching side of basketball offered a glimpse at a possible next chapter once her playing days eventually come to an end.
Griner shared a video on Threads showing herself breaking down film from the Indiana Fever's game against the Chicago Sky. Rather than casually watching the matchup, the Sun star explained she was evaluating Indiana's post play and putting together scouting notes, adding that she plans to continue watching more games as she learns the coaching process.
"Taking this coaching thing seriously," Griner wrote alongside the video.

There's no stopping the Clatsop County Special Olympic athletes. Brittney Clarke and Jacob McCarr competed in three different events at the 2026 USA Games in Minneapolis. Clarke won gold in the 400-meter walk and also medaled in the 4 x 100-meter relay and mini javelin. McCarr placed fifth in the shot put, was a member of the second-place co-ed 4 x 100 relay team and competed in the 100-yard dash. After Clarke and McCarr brought home medals, Clarke and the rest of the athletes in Clatsop County Special Olympics are set to go on the road and compete this weekend.
The 2026 Oregon Summer Games are slated for July 10 through the 12, and are slated to take place at Oregon State University in Corvallis. Twenty Clatsop County Special Olympics athletes are set to compete in two sports: track and field and bocce ball.
Clarke will lead a list of 12 total track and field athletes. She will be joined by Alex Cary, Joey Bailey, Nicholas Bailey, Blake Chick, Mathias Costello, Marie Kajula, Jack Kain, Jonathan Lempea, Beau Routh, Cheyenne Valunzuela, Megan Wilson and coaches Bill and Karen Lempea. There will also be seven community members going as volunteers, including: Phil and Julie Chick, Michael and Danielle Cary, Clatsop County Special Olympics Program Director David McAloney, Susan Hiebert and Tracie Hunter.
Bocce is one of the newer sports added to the Special Olympics calendar this year and Clatsop County has a total of eight athletes participating this weekend: Brandi Higgins, Angelica Lizarraga, Ben Johnson, David Killion, Jesse Banks, Jerry Allen, Jackie Bleech and Nikki Fletcher. Coaches Patty Kain and Brenda Higgins will also travel with the athletes.
The Italian based game has slowly been gaining popularity in America after getting its start in Italy and other European countries. The lawn game is similar to bowling where teams roll large ******* to try and get them as close as possible to a smaller target called a pallino. It can be played on either grass, sand or a dedicated hardcourt. Italian General Giuseppe Garibaldi popularized the game in Italy during the late 19th century and it has since become an Olympic sport.

So, about those 53 points.
For the third time in WNBA history, a player scored 53 points in a single game that ended in regulation, with the latest addition maybe the most surprising of the bunch. The Toronto Tempo’s Marina Mabrey, who has never even made an All-Star team, lit up the Los Angeles Sparks in a 125-97 win Friday by making 17 of 28 from the floor and 10 of 12 free throws, tying A’ja Wilson and Liz Cambage for the highest-scoring game in league history.
In the process, Mabrey also tied the record for most 3-pointers in a game (nine), a mark she also equaled two games prior. Of the nine times a player has hit nine triples in a game, three came in a two-week stretch this season: these two by Mabrey and Las Vegas’ Chelsea Gray on June 11.
Mabrey has been on quite the heater this calendar year, starting with a 47-point performance in Unrivaled on Jan. 30. That court is smaller, but she put up that total in just over 21 minutes and hit 10 3-pointers. Three of her seven 30-point WNBA games have come this season with Toronto, and with Brittney Sykes injured, Mabrey is cooking even more. She set a career high on June 19 with 37 points (the first game in which she hit nine 3s) before exploding for her 53 on Thursday.
Mabrey is playing for the most offensive-minded head coach of her WNBA career in Sandy Brondello, but she’s also playing in the friendliest offensive environment in league history. WNBA teams were averaging 86.4 points per game entering Sunday, nearly five points higher than last year’s mark of 81.7. The league’s highest previous scoring average, outside of the 2020 bubble (83.1 points), was 82.7 per game in 2023. Efficiency is at its highest with a leaguewide effective field-goal percentage of 51.1 percent. Per Across the Timeline, there have been 58 games in WNBA history where both teams have scored at least 100 points; 10 have come in the 2026 season. Kamilla Cardoso also set a record this past week with 13 made field goals and no misses in a win over Portland.

Sky's slump continues with no end in sight after 29-point loss to WNBA-worst Sun originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
It feels like forever ago that the Chicago Sky started 2-0.
Ever since, the Sky has fallen, and Chicago's WNBA team again finds itself in the abyss amid a horror stretch of 12 losses in 14 games.
MORE: Brittney Griner's historic night came with an expensive consequence
The Sky's season hit a new low on Monday, when the 3-15 Sun coasted to a 92-63 win in Connecticut. Head coach Tyler Marsh seemed out of answers when asked what happened to his team in the 29-point loss, the Sky's sixth defeat by double-digits already.

UNCASVILLE, CT — Brittney Griner officially owns the all-time WNBA blocks record.
On June 22, the Connecticut Sun center tied the late Margo Dydek on the league's all-time blocks list with 877 career blocks. Dydek, who played for 11 seasons in the league, reached the mark in 323 games and has held the record since 2008. Griner reached it in 364 games.
Griner's record-tying block came with 43 seconds remining in the first half when she blocked a Kamilla Cardosa layup against Chicago Sky at Mohegan Sun Arena.
"That's always been the only record I care about," Griner said in April. Literally the only one my whole career."
Griner also owns the record for the most blocks in a single WNBA game, with 11 blocks during a Phoenix Mercury and Tulsa Shock matchup in June 2014. During her 13-season career, she's also led the league in blocks five different times (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018).

UNCASVILLE, Conn. (AP) — Marina Mabrey scored a career-high 37 points and tied the WNBA single-game record with nine 3-pointers and the expansion Toronto Tempo overcame a 16-point deficit in the second half to beat the Connecticut Sun 101-97 on Friday night.
Mabrey scored 21 of her points in the fourth quarter as the Tempo made their big comeback. She was 9 of 12 overall from 3-point range and had four rebounds and four ***** ists.
Temi ***** benle shot 8 for 9 from the floor and finished with 19 points and had nine rebounds. Maria Conde also scored 19 points and had six rebounds off the bench.
Connecticut jumped out to a 50-37 halftime lead, but Toronto outscored the Sun 64-47 in the second half to pull away down the stretch and snap a three-game skid.
Kennedy Burke scored 18 points off the bench for the Sun, who have lost seven in a row. Leila Lacan and Brittney Griner had 16, while Olivia Nelson-Ododa scored 13.

Where to watch Fever vs. Tempo today: Channel, time, TV schedule, live stream for Caitlin Clark WNBA game originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Indiana Fever will host the Toronto Tempo for a matchup at home as the 2026 WNBA Commissioner's Cup winds down.
Caitlin Clark and the Fever return to Gainbridge Fieldhouse on a three-game winning streak, having just defeated the Sun on the road, 85-75. Clark and Kelsey Mitchell led Indiana in the franchise's final visit to Mohegan Sun Arena, with 25 and 19 points apiece.
Meanwhile, the Tempo are recovering from a disappointing defeat against the Dream, 102-77 at home. Despite strong performances from Brittney Sykes and Marina Mabrey, Toronto just couldn't keep up with a red-hot Atlanta offense. The loss of rookie guard Kiki Rice to an ankle sprain has also been tough to overcome for the expansion team.
Both of these squads are no longer in contention for the Commissioner's Cup ****** le, but a win still means much for the future of their seasons.

Brittney Griner passed a WNBA legend and keeps climbing the all-time rankings originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Brittney Griner has already secured her place among the greatest players in WNBA history. The Connecticut Sun center is a champion, a multiple-time Defensive Player of the Year, a perennial All-Star and one of the most dominant interior forces the league has ever seen. Now she can add another milestone to an already remarkable resume.
During Connecticut's game against the Indiana Fever on Saturday, Griner moved past one of the most respected players in league history and continued her climb up the WNBA's all-time field goals made list. The achievement came in a difficult afternoon for the Sun, who fell 85-75 to Indiana at Mohegan Sun Arena. Despite the loss, Griner's place in the record book became one of the game's notable storylines.
Griner entered the contest needing just one basket to move ahead of Hall of Famer Tamika Catchings on the WNBA's career field goals made leaderboard. She reached the milestone during the game, recording the 2,390th made field goal of her career and moving into 12th place all-time.
Following the game, the Sun celebrated the accomplishment on social media.

Atlanta (9-4) defeated Toronto (7-7), 102-77, Sunday at Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Former Tennessee women's basketball player Isabelle Harrison started and played 19 minutes for Tempo. She led the Tempo with 17 points. She also totaled three rebounds, two blocks and one steal.
Harrison converted 6-of-11 field goal attempts, 2-of-5 three-point attempts and 3-of-3 free throw attempts for the Tempo, who led, 25-13, at the end of the first quarter. Toronto trailed, 47-39, at halftime.
Julie Allemand scored 13 points for Toronto, while Maria Conde totaled 12 points and Brittney Sykes finished with 11 points.
Atlanta guard Allisha Gray led all scorers with 26 points. Rhyne Howard scored 24 points for the Dream, while Isobel Borlase totaled 17 points. Angel Reese started and scored 15 points against Toronto.

NEW YORK (AP) — Breanna Stewart had 14 points, 12 rebounds and a career-high seven blocks to help the New York Liberty beat the Washington Mystics 86-64 on Sunday and clinch a spot in the Commissioner's Cup championship game.
Jonquel Jones scored 17 of her 20 points in the second half to lead the Liberty (10-4), who have won seven straight games.
The Liberty have made the finals of the mid-season tournament three times, winning once and losing once. Now, New York must wait to find out its finals opponent and whether or not it will host the **** le game. That will come down to whether the Liberty or the Western Conference representative has a better overall record.
The game marked the return of Sabrina Ionescu, who missed the last seven Liberty games with back soreness. Playing just her second game after she had an ankle injury to start the season, Ionescu checked in midway through the first quarter and received a loud ovation from the crowd.
She had a trio of stellar passes in the first quarter, the third of which led to an open 3-pointer for Leonie Fiebich, which gave New York a 20-13 advantage. The Liberty were up 36-28 at the half as Stewart had 11 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks in the opening 20 minutes. She's only the second player to have at least 10 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks in a half in WNBA history, joining Brittney Griner.

On a night where the main storyline was Brittney Griner’s first game against her former side, the Atlanta Dream, Angel Reese decided it was her time to shine and prove to everybody that she’s the worthy replacement for the 10-time WNBA All-Star.
As the Connecticut Sun led the game by four points with just a minute left in the third quarter, Atlanta needed someone to step up to prevent them from crumbling down.
Looking to prove that she’s been brought in by the Dream for this particular moment, Reese steadied herself from the three-point line and decided it’s time for her to shine. She received a pass from Jordin Canada and decided to take the three-pointer. To the surprise of everybody inside The Gateway Center Arena, Reese sank the shot, sending everybody into a frenzy.
Following her three-pointer, the Dream went on a 7-0 run and finished the third quarter with a three-point advantage. They used that momentum to extend the run to 10-0 to start the fourth quarter and never looked back as they cruised to a 91-75 win.
After the game, Dream head coach Karl Smesko peppered Reese with praise.

The Connecticut Sun and Atlanta Dream played in a physical WNBA regular-season matchup on Tuesday. However, one play during the fourth quarter garnered the most attention. Brittney Griner’s hard foul on Angel Reese drew reactions on social media.
The play happened with 7:44 remaining. The centers tried to position themselves for a rebound but their arms got entangled. Griner’s left arm was across Reese’s neck, and she dropped the Dream superstar when she attempted to get it loose.
MORE: Angel Reese turns heads with outfit for Dream game
Griner received a Flagrant 1 foul. The good news was the incident didn’t cause a skirmish as she immediately extended her arms to help Reese get up from the floor.
Fans shared strong reactions in the comments section.