Fans allege that players and an executive from the Seattle Storm verbally heckled and made gestures toward teenage girls attending a recent Indiana Fever game in Seattle. The accusations stem from the girls displaying support for women’s sports.
The allegations center around an incident during the Indiana Fever's game against the Seattle Storm. Fans claim that several Storm players, as well as a team co-owner, directed negative actions toward a group of young girls who were vocal in their support of women’s sports.
Specifically, fans allege they witnessed thumbs-down gestures from Storm players aimed at the girls. Additionally, accusations have been made against a team co-owner, alleging verbal abuse directed towards the same group. The reason for the alleged heckling appears to be the girls' enthusiastic display of support for women’s sports.
Fox News Digital has reached out to the Seattle Storm organization for comment but has not yet received a response. Further details regarding the specific statements made by the co-owner or the players involved have not been released.
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