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The Los Angeles Sparks accumulated in Indiana fever on Saturday night after their 89-87 victory.
The social networks account of the Sparks hit their opponents and used the comments of Sophie Cunningham about the WNBA expansion as its premise.
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Sophie Cunningham by Indiana Fover, on the left, and Julievanloo Battle de los Angeles Sparks for a loose ball, on Saturday, July 5, 2025, in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy)
“List of cities that Indiana has beef: Detroit, Cleveland, Los Angeles,” said the publication.
The WNBA announced that Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia would receive franchises in the coming years, adding Toronto and Portland. Cunningham wondered aloud if fans would like to go in the sands in Cleveland and Detroit.
“I don’t know how excited people are to go to Detroit or (Cleveland),” he said on July 1.
Cunningham clarified his comments while talking to journalists on Thursday, and defended “blue -neck working people” associated with Cleveland and Detroit.
Sophie Cunningham of Indiana Fover reacts after hitting a shot and receiving a foul during the Los Angeles Sparks game, on Saturday, July 5, 2025, in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy)
The loss of fever against Sparks triggers a more violent reaction against the ESPN analyst for the controversial capture of Caitlin Clark
“First of all, I know the history of the WNBA. I know that both cities have had teams before, and they took us where we are, so I am grateful for that,” he said. “Everything I was really doing was Broadway, the lifestyle outside the court, so I think that is really intriguing. I think Miami is intriguing. That’s all he was doing.”
“I think it would be fun to get some teams out of the NBA market … I think people totally read the situation. I would never talk about middle -class workers.
Cunningham also addressed the reaction of his comments.
The Indiana fever guard, Sophie Cunningham, works against the wings on Friday, June 27, 2025 in Dallas. (Photo AP/Julio Cortez)
“The people who exaggerate you will be the same people who push you down. And so, for me, I always stay here in the middle. I think that was my personal opinion,” he said.
