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The Phoenix Mercury will review their security policies regarding travel after star Britney Griner was accosted recently at an airport
WNBA star Brittney Griner, who notoriously attempted to jump in on the Black Lives Matter bandwagon of 2020 by boycotting the national anthem at WNBA games, is now singing a different tune after returning from from a Russian prison colony.
Phoenix Mercury head coach Vanessa Nygaard doesn’t seem to understand why their last game didn’t sell out since the mainstream media and other left-wing sports commentators did nothing but attempt to elevate basketball champion Brittney Griner’s return to the court since her release from a Russian prison earlier this year thanks to an extremely controversial prisoner exchange with a notorious international weapons dealer.
Women’s basketball champion Brittney Griner returned to the court last week for the first time in nearly a year after being exchanged for a Russian arms dealer by the U.S. government in order to secure her return back home.
The NAACP and its President Derrick Johnson called the NBA’s punishment of Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver “shameful.”
The Minnesota Lynx defeated the Phoenix Mercury at Tuesday’s game this week (118-107), but people are talking less about the game itself and more about how Phoenix guard Diana Taurasi actually kicked an opponent in the groin during the final minutes of the double-overtime.