The WNBA has once again shown it is unwilling to rein in its star players, even when they angrily confront fans who did nothing wrong.
\n\nThe league announced on Thursday that there would be no further punishment for Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson after she left the floor Tuesday night and made her way to the second row of some nearby courtside seats to get in the face of a Fever fan.
\n\nAccording to spectators near the fan, his only offense seemed to be pointing at Wilson after she ran over Fever guard Sophie Cunningham and saying, “It (the foul) is on you.”
\n\nThe Fever investigated the incident and found the fan had not violated the Code of Conduct, so they did not remove him from the arena.
\n\nWilson, on the other hand, appeared to violate the WNBA rule prohibiting players from leaving the floor and entering seating areas.
\n\n“Any coach, player, or trainer who deliberately enters the spectator stands during the game will be automatically ejected and the incident reported via e-mail to the Commissioner,” the WNBA rulebook states.
\n\nThe WNBA, however, true to form, declined to punish Wilson beyond the technical foul that she was given during…
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