The Sparks striker, Cameron Brink, admitted that he has “excited” himself for the possibility of practicing against new male players after his team published a test steering wheel on social networks earlier this month.
While the WNBA teams routinely practice male players, Brink said the Sparks have previously practiced against players of the nearby USC, whom the women's women's team also practiced.
However, the March 9 ads, Sparks The fact that they were celebrating evidence for new male practice players led to a wave of inappropriate comments online, and Brink does not expect to share the court with the new recruits.
“I guess my confession is that I am really expelled by the possible new practice players,” Sydel Curry-Lee began in the new episode of his original podcast of original Wave Chamber straight.
Brink added that “they are preferably homosexual,” before stating that the presence of new players would affect their effort in practice.
'Who do we trust in this gym?' She said. 'I'm not boxing anyone. Lynne (Roberts), our new coach, will shout for not bouncing. But I'm not boxing anyone.
Cameron Brink said she was “expelled” to the perspective of practicing with new male players.
Brink's rookie season ended when he broke his ACL on June 18 against Connecticut's sun
Curry-Lee, the sister of the Warriors star, Stephen, and the Hornets Guard, Seth, suggested that the new male players need to go through a heavy human resources training. “
“It is basically just a steering wheel, it's like me, Dearica (Hamby), Rickea (Jackson) and Kelsey (Plum), and it's like 'Male Practice players wanted,' Brink continued, while explaining the position to his coanfrerion.” And all comments are like 'Let Cameron give me back', or something about Rickea or something about Kelsey '.
Brink, 23, has proven popular among male fans since the Sparks selected it at number 2 in general last year.
The former Stanford player has also modeled for the Sports Illustrated swimsuit, with the problem presented by his set that will be launched in May.
Brink's season was reduced after only 15 games last season when he suffered an acl torn in June.
Then, a rookie, had a promising beginning in his professional career, ending his shortened season with averages of 7.5 points, 5.3 rebounds and 2.3 blockages per night.
With the Sparks from their season on May 16, it is not clear if Brink will be ready for the first game of the season.
Speaking from the unique league in January, she He said to journalists That she 'feels great' but did not offer a specific schedule.