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Christine Brennan says WNBPA's call for ban over Dijonai Carrington interview a ‘complete overreaction’
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."
WNBA players blast USA Today’s Christine Brennan over interview: ‘We call B.S.’
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.
WNBPA picks a fight with USA Today’s Christine Brennan over Caitlin Clark vs. DiJonai Carrington coverage
The WNBPA issued a scathing statement against USA Today columnist Christine Brennan on Friday afternoon. Here's why.
USA Today Reporter Christine Brennan Responds To Criticism Of WNBA Interview
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.
Fiery WNBA union claims over Caitlin Clark-DiJonai Carrington question a ‘complete overreaction’: Christine Brennan
Christine Brennan is not backing down. The longtime USA Today columnist is defending her questioning to Connecticut Sun star DiJonai Carrington — regarding whether she intentionally hit Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark in the eye during a playoff game — and was taken aback by the fiery WNBA players association statement criticizing her and saying she didn’t deserve credentials to cover the league.
"I Couldn't Avoid It" : Christine Brennan Breaks Silence on Dijonai Carrington's Bold 'Black Eye' Claims
Game 1 of the playoffs for the Indiana Fever was a hyped one. The post "I Couldn't Avoid It" : Christine Brennan Breaks Silence on Dijonai Carrington's Bold 'Black Eye' Claims appeared first on EssentiallySports.
A reporter keeps asking about Caitlin Clark. Players want her banned.
In a thrilling but delicate moment for the WNBA, a journalist’s focus on Clark is stirring tension among players and the ...
Megan Rapinoe blasts ‘racist’ question in middle of Caitlin Clark-DiJonai Carrington drama
The longtime USWNT star weighed in on the ongoing WNBA outrage over Brennan, the USA Today columnist, and her questioning of ...
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‘Way Beyond What Is Normal’: Longtime Sports Reporter Criticized for Viral Question About Caitlin Clark
Jensen/AP Images for DICK’S Sporting Goods Longtime sports reporter Christine Brennan has faced backlash from some of her own ...
Connecticut Sun Player Confronted Reporter Before WNBPA Tried to Get Her Banned
USA Today sports reporter Christine Brennan ruffled quite a few feathers last week.
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Esteemed journalist backs Christine Brennan, chastizes WNBPA: "You owe her an unreserved apology for slandering her"
Renowned journalist Keith Olbermann chimed in on the situation regarding the WNBPA, DiJonai Carrington, and USA Today ...
USA Today columnist defends question that led to scolding from WNBA players union
Following a scathing statement from the WNBPA accusing her of fueling "vitriol," USA Today columnist Christine Brennan ...
Racism charge over Caitlin Clark eye poke question ridiculous: Sage Steele
( NewsNation) — Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele tells “Dan Abrams Live” that Christine Brennan was doing her job when she ...
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Christine Brennan defends Dijonai Carrington question in CNN interview: ‘I’d ask that question 100 times out of 100’
Longtime sports journalist Christine Brennan appeared on CNN to defend herself after a blistering statement from the WNBA Players Association over her questions towards Dijonai Carrington of the ...
Keith Olbermann supports USA Today columnist after WNBPA's statement: 'You should close your union'
Several days after the WNBPA called out Christine Brennan for fueling "racist, homophobic, and misogynistic vitriol" in an ...