Chicago Sky player says video of Chennedy Carter getting 'harassed' was 'edited' to keep vulgarity out

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A video has surfaced of the alleged harassment against members of the WNBA's Chicago Sky.

Jeff Pagliocca, the team’s general manager, told the Chicago Sun-Times that a man with a camera had focused on Sky guard Chennedy Carter. When the team bus arrived, the man approached Carter and her teammates.

In the video, a man is seen going up to Carter, asking her whether she had "had a chance to reach out to" Caitlin Clark. Carter had been assessed a flagrant foul after a blindside hip-check on the rookie phenom during their game on Saturday.

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Michaela Onyenwere, #12 of the Chicago Sky, plays defense during the game against the Connecticut Sun on May 25, 2024, at the Wintrust Arena in Chicago, Illinois.  (Jeff Haynes/NBAE via Getty Images)

The man asked Carter the question four times, while a security guard was blocking Carter from the camera.

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Sky players were vocal about the incident while also praising security, but when the video surfaced, they then claimed it had been edited.

"Interesting how the video posted was edited and doesn’t include when he harassed our staff while calling us "ghetto b-----s" and saying "women’s sports isn’t s---. We are not about to normalize things like that," Michaela Onyenwere wrote on X, formerly Twitter.

Pagliocca said the situation was "over as fast as it started."

Angel Reese, #5 of the Chicago Sky, celebrates a basket with Michaela Onyenwere, #12, against the Indiana Fever during the third quarter of the game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on June 1, 2024, in Indianapolis, Indiana.   (Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

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