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Angel Reese responds to WNBA hate speech investigation

Angel Reese responds to WNBA hate speech investigation: 'No place' for racism

"It’s tough … and obviously in the moment it’s hard to hear," Reese told reporters on Tuesday when asked how the comments affected her play on Saturday.

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Sky star Angel Reese: Hate speech 'hard to hear,' but support has been tremendous

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Chicago Sky star Angel Reese thankful for support and WNBA response into hate speech allegations

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Angel Reese say she’s supported by Sky, WNBA during investigation of ‘hateful fan comments’

The game, which aired on ABC, was the highest-rated WNBA game in 25 years.

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The Fever vs. Sky Game Made WNBA History on ESPN

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Angel Reese's Historic Game is Turning Heads

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Chicago Sky Coach Directly Addresses WNBA Investigation Involving Angel Reese

“We are working closely with the WNBA to complete their investigation,” Mel Raines, the owner of the Fever and CEO of Pacers Sports & Entertainment, said in a statement.

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‘No place for that in our game’: Caitlin Clark supports WNBA investigation into alleged fan abuse towards Angel Reese

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Fever's Caitlin Clark, Stephanie White support WNBA investigation of alleged racial slurs toward Angel Reese

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Angel Reese shares TikTok video that claims she is 'unsafe' when playing vs Fever in Indiana

Angel Reese recently reposted a video onto her TikTok account that said she is "unsafe" when playing against Caitlin Clark and the Fever in Indiana.

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ESPN Changes Decision on Angel Reese’s Chicago Sky

"The Sky didn't look good offensively at any point in their 93-58 loss at Indiana on Saturday, shooting 29.1%," ESPN wrote. "But there is a new coach in Tyler Marsh and a new backcourt in Courtney Vandersloot, Kia Nurse and Ariel Atkins. Plus, the Fever played well. We will see how Chicago responds to such a dispiriting opener."