Chiney Ogwumike is not new to this sports game, but true to it. She is a two-time WNBA All-Star who made history as the first Black woman and WNBA player to host a national ESPN radio show.

Ogwumike had shared claims that Indiana Fever fans hurled racist comments towards Chicago Sky players, which the WNBA said were unfounded on Tuesday x ESPN analyst and former WNBA player Chiney ...

ESPN analyst and former WNBA player Chiney Ogwumike apologized for boosting claims that Indiana Fever fans made racist comments towards Chicago Sky players earlier this month The WNBA announced ...

Chiney Ogwumike has spent the past several years carving out a strong presence as a basketball analyst on ESPN. From “SportsCenter” to “Get Up,” the former WNBA All-Star has built a ...

Following the allegations, ESPN analyst and former WNBA All-Star Chiney Ogwumike weighed in during an appearance on Get Up alongside Monica McNutt. Referring to the alleged racial abuse ...

ESPN’s Chiney Ogwumike said Tuesday she is “committed” to being better about sharing perspectives in light of comments made regarding alleged racist fan behavior exhibited at a Fever-Sky ...

Look at what the race-baiting got you, Chiney. As we all know, the WNBA ended up launching a ridiculous investigation into the situation, and right in the middle of it, Ogwumike started spewing ...

ESPN analyst Chiney Ogwumike has apologized after the WNBA found no evidence that Indiana Fever fans made racist comments towards Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese during a game earlier this month.