A former Indiana Fever player, Brianna Turner, has accused the team of covering up harassment allegations against a male staff member, following comments by WNBA star Sophie Cunningham about protecting women's sports.

Turner, now with the Las Vegas Aces, claimed the Fever fired a staff member for sexual harassment but instructed players not to discuss the matter publicly.

She criticized Cunningham's stance on trans athletes, arguing that the team's actions pose a greater threat to the sport than transgender inclusion.The Fever released a statement emphasizing their commitment to workplace safety and confidentiality, stating they do not comment on former employees.The WNBA has not yet announced an investigation into Turner's claims.The controversy highlights ongoing debates about gender inclusion in sports and organizational accountability.Cunningham, who advocates for protecting women's sports, faces backlash for her comments, with critics accusing her of hypocrisy.The incident underscores tensions between athlete advocacy and institutional transparency in professional sports.