Carrington was ejected from the game and proceeded to post "White Privilege" to social media, tagging the Indiana Fever.
After the call was made by the referees, Carrington was ejected from the game and proceeded to post "White Privilege" to social media, tagging the Indiana Fever.
Carrington was seen on video whacking Cunningham in the face when she went up for a layup. Cunningham hit the floor, and then chaos ensued after the play was stopped.
Teammates gathered around where the foul took place, and as Cunningham was pulled away, she could be seen yelling at Carrington, "Why the f*ck did you do that?"
The bucket counted and Cunningham also added a free throw on top of that. The foul was upgraded to a flagrant 2 once it was reviewed after the play.
Carrington, who previously wore a sweatshirt with rapper YG on the front with the lettering "The F*ck Donald Trump Tour," followed the flagrant foul with the social media post to Threads, "WHITE PRIVILEGE" in all caps, then tagged the Fever.
Carrington has also previously targeted Fever player Caitlin Clark, poking her in the eye during the 2024 playoffs.
The incident comes as Cunningham has become the center of backlash from left-wing players and coaches in the WNBA after she defended her position that men should not play in women's sports. Cunningham has said that she does not harbor hatred towards those that are transgender, but that it is "common sense" to keep male players out of women's sports.
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