Cunningham pushes back on WNBA media focus, keeps spotlight on basketball

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Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham criticizes WNBA media for focusing on issues outside basketball amid a national debate over transgender athletes in women’s sports, stressing a return to on-court matters. The controversy intensified after Cheryl Reeve wore a pro-trans shirt during a Fever–Lynx game, leading to an in-person exchange with Cunningham. With rallies continuing at Fever games and Fever preparing for key late-season matchups, teammates and rivals navigate a broader conversation while Caitlin Clark declined to weigh in.
- Sophie Cunningham calls out WNBA media for non-basketball focus, and talks viral Cheryl Reeve conversation Fox News
- Amid tension, Cunningham says she wants to 'get back to basketball' ESPN
- Sophie Cunningham wants to put focus back on basketball: ‘What are we doing?’ The New York Times
- Caitlin Clark just wants to shut up and dribble — and it's time we respect that Yahoo Sports
- ESPN's Stephen A Smith says Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve hurt WNBA with trans shirt controversy Fox News
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