The WNBA has launched an investigation into an incident that occurred at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport on Saturday involving Phoenix Mercury star Brittney Griner and her teammates. Far-right activist Alex Stein posted a video on Twitter in response to the WBNA's statement that showed him accosting Griner at an airport. The WNBA is working with the Mercury and local authorities to gather more information and determine the best course of action, with the safety of Griner and all WNBA players being their top priority.
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Brittney Griner made her return to the WNBA on Friday night, playing for the Phoenix Mercury and impressing WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert. Despite her 18 points, six rebounds and four blocked shots, the Mercury lost the game 94-71. Griner's return was highly anticipated and her performance did not disappoint, giving the Mercury and their fans something to be excited about.
Brittney Griner, a seven-time All-Star, returned to game action with the Phoenix Mercury after nearly 10 months of detainment in Russia on drug-related charges. She expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to be back on the court and made an impact in her first game back, finishing with 10 points and three rebounds. Despite the loss, the joy of having Griner back on the court was the primary focus, as she was finally able to return to the game she loves.
Brittney Griner, WNBA star and Olympic athlete, announced Thursday that she will no longer play basketball overseas during the WNBA offseason, citing the disparity in pay between the leagues and her recent detainment in Russia on drug-related charges. Griner, speaking to reporters for the first time since her return to the U.S., got emotional while discussing her experience and the importance of standing up for what is right.