Fever Avoid Questions on Cunningham Rally
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Fever Avoid Questions on Cunningham Rally

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The Indiana Fever did not make Sophie Cunningham or Caitlin Clark available for postgame interviews following a fan rally supporting Cunningham's recent statements regarding transgender athletes. The team secured a 105-95 victory over the Seattle Storm on Tuesday night.

The Indiana Fever chose to bypass addressing questions about a pre-game rally held in support of player Sophie Cunningham after their game against the Seattle Storm on Tuesday. According to ESPN, neither Cunningham nor teammate Caitlin Clark were made available to answer postgame questions concerning the event.

The rally was organized following comments made by Cunningham regarding transgender athletes. The specifics of those comments were not detailed in the report, but they evidently spurred a show of support from fans prior to the Fever’s 105-95 win over the Storm. The team's decision to avoid questions on the matter suggests an attempt to distance themselves from further discussion surrounding Cunningham’s views and the associated public response.

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