The latest WNBA controversy stems from longtime Sportscenter host Linda Cohn making controversial comments about Caitlin Clark and A’ja Wilson. Both players are considered the two most popular in the league – Clark as the blue-chip prospect injecting the league with excitement and Wilson as the best in the league having a GOAT run. However, Cohn [...] The post MLK’s Daughter Calls Out Linda Cohn For Caitlin Clark/A’ja Wilson Take appeared first on HEAVY.
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) filed an amended complaint Tuesday morning in an Alabama federal court, showing it’s prepared to take the extraordinary step of expelling LSU from the conference. The conference presidents have scheduled a vote on whether to expel the Tigers from the league, stemming from the school’s potential to add former NFL players to its football roster. The SEC amended the federal lawsuit it filed against LSU last week, asking a judge to issue a temporary restraining order to prevent the school from interfering with the scheduled meeting of university presidents and chancellors. ESPN shared further: The SEC...
Top Brooklyn Nets scoring option Michael Porter has become a controversial NBA figure online for giving his commentary on all social and political topics. However, Porter went out of his way to defend WNBA players against Enes Kanter’s latest actions. Kanter has started to “troll” WNBA players by showing up to games amidst his threat [...] The post Michael Porter Calls Out Enes Kanter For Bullying WNBA Players appeared first on HEAVY.
After seven years as WNBA commissioner, Cathy Engelbert will retire at the end of the calendar year. So, the league is searching for its new leader and has identified several strong candidates. According to ESPN’s Alexa Philippou and Michael Voepel, seven candidates have been shortlisted as potential replacements. The list includes three-time WNBA champion Swin [...]
As Team USA creates a buzz in Berlin with their clean sweep of the group stages of the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup, Cathy Engelbert created a whole different conversation back home after she announced her retirement as the WNBA Commissioner, which will take effect at the end of the year. However, Barstool Sports owner [...]
Michael Porter Jr. is back on the air! MPJ spoke recently with Jason Lee who hosts Hollywood Unlocked podcast and other celebrity interview shows. As one might expect, there was immediate controversy. As the promo for the show high lighted, “Jason and Mike open up about sexuality, religion, the LGBTQ+ community, masculinity, transgender relationships, and [...]
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