The players of the WNBA are not happy with USA Today’s Christine Brennan. The columnist drew widespread criticism from players and fans after her questions directed toward DiJonai Carrington following an incident in which the Sun guard inadvertently gave Fever star Caitlin Clark a black eye.

An alleged complaint that USA Today reporter Christine Brennan filed with the WNBA after an interaction with Sun forward DeWanna Bonner took an interesting turn on Monday.

As the WNBA playoffs rage on, reporter Christine Brennan has made waves with her encounter with two players from the Connecticut Sun.

The WNBPA issued a scathing statement against USA Today columnist Christine Brennan on Friday afternoon. Here's why.

WNBPA executive director Terry Carmichael Jackson described Brennan’s questioning as “a blatant attempt to bait a professional athlete into participating in a narrative that is false and designed to fuel racist, homophobic, and misogynistic vitriol on social media.”

USA Today columnist Christine Brennan said calls by the WNBA players union to have her banned over an interview with Dijonai Carrington was a "complete overreaction."

USA Today columnist Christine Brennan has been in the WNBA's crosshairs following her controversial interview with DiJonai Carrington, but she isn't apologizing for asking the Connecticut Sun star questions about hitting Caitlin Clark in the face during a game.

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