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Wings forward Satou Sabally called the Lynx fan base «disgusting» Tuesday night after Dallas' 91-86 loss at Target Center in Minneapolis, when three fans were reportedly ejected by arena officials after yelling at Sabally on court. «Disgusting fan base in Minny,» Sabally posted on social media. «The Schadenfreude to see someone get hurt can't be a WNBA culture.

Terrible words from the sidelines all game long.» Several fans had yelled at Sabally after she drew a technical foul with 2 minutes, 31 seconds left in the game by pushing Lynx forward Bridget Carleton after Carleton had fouled her.

Then with 25.1 seconds left, Sabally turned her ankle when she came down on Carleton's foot. Carleton was ejected for her second flagrant foul.

While Sabally was being attended to on court, she said some fans had yelled that they were glad she was hurt. According to the Minneapolis Star Tribune, three Lynx fans were ejected during the review of Carleton's flagrant foul.

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