Does the WNBA lean into this moment, or are they trying to erase the moment? It's a little odd, because I don't think it's ...

There’s a simple reason why the WNBA union doesn’t want to grant businesses the right to use Cunningham’s pointing image.

The Fever guard's point has taken on a life of its own over the past month ...

The WNBPA have taken a stance on Sophie Cunningham’s viral moment during Indiana Fever-Phoenix Mercury game.

The WNBA Players’ Association is reportedly preventing licensed companies from using Sophie Cunningham’s viral pointing ...

Cunningham’s 22-second viral finger point during a moment with Mercury guard DeWanna Bonner became a meme ...

Union blocks licensees, but Cunningham can still cash in. The WNBPA has blocked its licensed business partners from using ...

Las Vegas Aces forward Brianna Turner, Cunningham's former Phoenix Mercury and Fever teammate, wrote an op-ed for USA TODAY on the issue earlier this year after the International Olympic Committee ...

Sophie Cunningham’s viral finger-pointing moment cannot be used by official WNBPA licensees, but the Fever guard still has a way to profit from the image.

Purchasing the former Blumberg Furniture building on Genesee Street in Downtown Waukegan nine years ago, real estate ...

The WNBPA has reportedly barred the use of Sophie Cunningham's viral gesture on merchandise, sparking fresh discussion among ...

Indiana Fever's Sophie Cunningham's viral finger-pointing taunt image was toward DeWanna Bonner during the Phoenix Mercury's 86-77 loss on June 22.