Overview
- The WNBA launched its review after reports emerged of racist taunts directed at Angel Reese during the May 17 Chicago Sky-Indiana game and completed it on May 27 with no substantiation.
- Investigators cited interviews with fans and staff along with audio and video analysis in determining that no hateful comments occurred in the vicinity of the court.
- Both Chicago Sky and Indiana Fever officials praised the swift inquiry and reiterated support for a respectful fan environment under the league’s conduct code.
- In a separate highlight, Reese scored 13 points and grabbed 15 rebounds on May 27 to become the fastest player ever to reach 500 points and 500 rebounds in WNBA history.
- The WNBA affirmed its commitment to inclusivity and said it will continue vigilant enforcement of its fan code of conduct at all games.