She seems nice.
Seattle Storm owner CURSED OUT a teenage girl over her pro-Sophie Cunningham sign.
— BrickCenter (@BrickCenter_) July 29, 2026
The fan was forced to put it away and was left in tears.
The fan with an anti-Sophie sign that read “NO HATE IN THE UNITED STATES” was allowed to keep theirs up. pic.twitter.com/ZX8siLeUC3
Here you have a nice Storm fan yelling at the little girls and calling them trash.
They were just teenage girls holding signs thanking Sophie Cunningham for speaking up for women’s sports.
— 💫Angel Kaay Lo💫 (@kaay_lo) July 30, 2026
Then this Seattle man (with a woman right next to him) got in their faces and yelled “TAKE OUT THE TRASH” at arena staff — talking about the girls.
This is AFTER the Storm… https://t.co/8RmVihq57u pic.twitter.com/ETbCmisvd5
Sophie responded with grace.
I truly believe there is a safe space and love for EVERYBODY. Biological girls, biological boys, trans women, and trans men. Everyone is welcome at my table! You can disagree and still be kind.
— Sophie Cunningham (@sophaller) July 30, 2026
Bravo to those girls for standing up for what they believe. You’ll be hearing from… https://t.co/gIVWhEHi3Q
What we have with the WNBA is an ecosystem that hadn’t been open to the outside world, which was fine because nobody wanted in. They were allowed to exist there. But then came Caitlin Clark and people were interested. But the WNBA ecosystem didn’t want outsiders harassing their vibe. They don’t want disagreement. They want their viewpoints expressed at all times. And now you have these new fans showing up and they’re not wanted. You have a player in Caitlin Clark who is despised by the league, its owners, its leadership, its old fans, and the other players. You have Sophie Cunningham, the second most popular player in the league saying she’s a Christian and that she thinks men shouldn’t play in women’s leagues. This can not continue. One side will adapt. I suspect that the new fans will eventually just go away once Caitlin receives a calamitous injury. And they’ll shake their heads and go elsewhere, leaving the ecosystem untouched once again.
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