Sarah Spain calls Fever GM 'defensive' for defending fans, but has plenty to say to her own critics

That news surprised Spain ...but it didn't stop her from criticizing Cox for sounding "defensive" in her rebuttal.Well, wouldn't you be defensive if people kept trashing your fans and you had information that contradicted what they were saying?This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.

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DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW!Far-left podcaster Sarah Spain assumed Indiana Fever fans had been removed for violating the WNBA fan code of conduct, but GM Amber Cox says security records show otherwise.(Getty Images)Spain certainly understands wanting to defend herself.

When she didn't like one of my columns, she devoted part of her podcast to complaining about it.But when Cox pushes back on the media, Spain has a problem with her tone."The attacks on our fan base have no basis in reality, and they need to stop, especially with members of the media," Cox said during her season-ending news conference.She clarified that she was referring to media who hadn't attended a game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.LEFT-WING SPORTS HOST SARAH SPAIN LAUNCHES DISGUSTING PERSONAL SMEAR OF SOPHIE CUNNINGHAMCox acknowledged that bad behavior happens and said anyone crossing the line, online or in an arena, should be held accountable.

But she also had information about the fans actually attending her team's games."We did not have one fan pointed out by a player who violated the WNBA code of conduct this season.Not one fan was removed from a game," Cox said.

"We take this really seriously, and that is backed up by our security stats and the lived experiences of countless fans who we host at every game.""To be characterized in such a broad stroke is not fair," she added.On a recent episode of her podcast, Spain credited Cox for providing that information.Perhaps more tell...

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