WATCH: Chicago Sky WNBA Team's 'Harassment' Story Called Into Question After Video Surfaces of Incident

As we've previously reported, woke media figures and a number of WNBA players are pushing back against the media frenzy surrounding Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark - with some of them using abusive means in order to try and get their supposed "points" across.

Among them are Chicago Sky players Chennedy Carter (seen above) and Angel Reese. While the latter set herself up as the anti-Caitlin Clark during their college basketball days, Carter found herself in the hot seat after a foul she committed against Clark during their game Saturday where she roughly shoulder-checked Clark in a non-ball action, which caused Clark to fall to the floor. It was a cheap shot Reese cheered and hugged Carter over at the end of the quarter.

Strangely, only an "away from the ball" foul was called against Carter during the game. Even more strangely, she refused to take questions about it during a post-game presser. But two days later, the WNBA decided to call it a Flagrant-1 foul, with the Sky's coach issuing a non-apology apology for her behavior and Carter continuing to insist she's just a passionately emotional player who shouldn't be judged and defined by that one moment.

READ: Chicago Sky Head Coach Issues Stern Non-Apology Following Her Player’s On-Court Mugging of Caitlin Clark

In a new development involving Sky players, several of them took to the Twitter machine Wednesday to complain about the alleged "harassment" they said Kennedy took from a man who showed up with a camera and asked questions about Caitlin Clark, engaging in media-like behavior, as Kennedy got off the bus for their game in Washington, DC:

Chicago Sky players were confronted by a man outside of their hotel in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, the day before their game against the Mystics. The incident happened just four days after Chennedy Carter committed a hard foul on Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark.
Sky general manager Jeff Pagliocca told the Chicago Sun-Times that the man approached the team with a camera and was looking for Carter specifically. The Sky's security was able to de-escalate the situation immediately and escorted him away. The team chose to not get the police involved.

Reese was among several players who called what the man allegedly said and did "NASTY WORK," saying it "needs to STOP":

finding out our teams hotel to pull with a camera as we get off the bus and put it in my teammates face & HARASS her is NASTY WORK. this really is outta control and needs to STOP.
— Angel Reese (@Reese10Angel) June 5, 2024

Video, however, has been released of the incident, and while it's only a partial video, it gives us a glimpse as to what happened:

This is the harassment that the Chicago Sky were tweeting about last night? pic.twitter.com/gzFzL1chKs
— Jack McGuire (@JackMacCFB) June 6, 2024

The video seems to contradict the story told by Sky player Isabelle Harrison, who claimed they "Couldn’t even step off the bus!!!" until security intervened.

Another player, Michaela Onyenwere, claimed without evidence that the video was edited to exclude the worst parts of the man's behavior:

Interesting how the video posted was edited and doesn’t include when he harassed our staff while calling us “ghetto b******” and saying “women’s sports isn’t s***”.

We are not about to normalize things like that.
— Michaela Onyenwere (@monyenwere_) June 6, 2024

Needless to say, the video has called into question the official story from the team on what allegedly happened, and has caused some on social media to push back against the "harassment" narrative: