Azzi Fudd May Face WNBA Fine for Latest Comments
Summary
Azzi Fudd, a new player for the Dallas Wings, expressed confusion about the WNBA referees’ calls after a preseason game. The WNBA often fines players who publicly criticize officiating, and this has been a common issue in the league.Key Facts
- Azzi Fudd was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 WNBA Draft by the Dallas Wings.
- Fudd said she is unsure about how physical she can be during games because referees call many fouls.
- Some teammates warned her she might get fined for criticizing officials.
- The WNBA fines players for public criticism of referees but does not announce fine amounts.
- Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham was fined multiple times, including $1,500 in August.
- Angel Reese called for improved officiating last year and said she did not care about fines for speaking out.
- Veteran players have suggested referees should also be fined for missed calls.
- The Wings will start their 2026 season on May 9 against the Indiana Fever.
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