Angel Reese’s account of Chennedy Carter being harassed does not match available videoAP
Anew video has emerged from Capital Paparazzi showing an unidentified man questioning Chennedy Carter about the Caitlin Clark incident when the Chicago Sky arrived in Washington DC, before being shut down by team security.
Video of Chicago Sky getting harassed emerges
Angel Reese and other Sky teammates allege that the relatively tame video is a small, edited versionof what was a more hostile exchange.
According to Adam Stroller, who posted the 17-second interaction on X, formerly Twitter, the account that originally published the full video of the incident “got nuked,” or wiped off the internet.
With no full video, the jury is out on the severity of the incident, but the players’ first-hand accounts tell a damning story. It is clear that the influence of Reese, Carter and Clark has raised the profile of the WNBA to the point that more security is justified, as social media criticism bleeds into real life threats
Chicago Sky players claim harassment of Chennedy Carter
Reese contended that the person put a camera in Carter’s face, while Isabelle Harrison claimed that it was such a tense scene at their team bus that they could not get off the bus.
Chicago forward Michaela Onyenwere also claimed that the individual called them “ghetto b******” and said “women’s sports isn’t s***”.
With the one short video and player accounts providing conflicting information, we await more updates to confirm the facts of the serious incident in Washington, DC.
