Wnba Cameron Brink interacts with sparks calling for a male practice group

Cameron Brink is not fond of the possibility of male athletes.

Last week, Los Angeles Sparks requested via a Social media yetMale athletes to fill the waiver and registration in the experiences of the training group.

Brenk said it was “going out” And wnba The concession invitation to male practice players.

“I think my confession is that I really brought out by the potential new training players,” said Brenk.

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Then she referred to some provocative comments that she saw amid the reaction to the Plier, which included a picture of her and some of her teammates.

“It is essentially a pilot, it is gay, Dearica (Hamby), Rickea (Jackson) and Kelsey (Plum), which is like,“ male practice is required. ”Usually we use the Youth of the University of Southern California who also do so for the Women’s Team at the University of Southern California.Directly to camPodcast.

“Caitlin Clarak fever plays more TV games than the defense of CHAMPS,” says Wnba Star.

Brenk then expressed her preference for male athletes if the dynamics of practice changed in the near future.

“Now I am, we need to examine these men greatly, preferably gay … who are we trustworthy in this gym.”

Sayed Podcast participated with Sayed Carrie Carrie-submitting a proposal by saying that potential athletes “need human resources training.”

The sparks eventually closed the window of the training group application due to the “overwhelming” request.

“Thank you for your interest in our practice players in Los Angeles Sparks. Because of the huge number of applicants we have received, we will not address any other applications. We appreciate your time and interest in our institution,” Publishing statement To the registration site reading from Tuesday.

While Brenk admitted that she made comments at JEST, she also indicated the differences in the physical practice of male practice.

She said, “I do not boxing anyone.” “Lyn (Roberts), our new coach, will scream at me for the lack of apostasy. But I do not boxing anyone.”

Several women’s total basketball teams used male players. At the level of WNBA, The New York Liberty sought for male athletes through the media. The team said that male practice players are subject to assessments to determine whether they are “suitable” and exclude any “hidden motives”.

“We are trying to suit the topical needs, but also material needs, as much as long and strong,” a spokesman for freedom He told the New York Post Last June. “But the most important piece is to make sure it will be a good occasion and do what we need to do and not to use this to try to get a contract with a team or get any hidden motives.”

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Sparks said that the team is always working to strengthen a respectable environment for athletes and pointed to the confirmation that puts it on the safety of the player.

“To clarify, as is always the case in our training team’s experiences, no Sparks players will participate or attend,” the team said in a statement. “The use of male practice players is a solid practice in both basketball at WNBA College and women, and the spark has used this approach since the beginning of the league in 1997.

“In addition, any players chosen for the training team will undergo a comprehensive background examination to ensure the safety and welfare of our athletes.”

Brenk was the second total choice in WNBA’s draft last year. She suffered from an AFC Champions League injury at the end of a season in June. The average of 7.5 points and 5.3 rebounds reached more than 15 games during the upward season.

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