Cameron Brink does not want to practice against men after offensive comments

Los Angeles Sparks Forward Cameron Brink officially has the ICK.

After his team announced the next “male practice tests” in unknownwhich resulted in more than 43 million visits, the 23 -year -old WNBA star said it was not impressed with the plan.

“I suppose my confession is that the new possible practice players,” Brink told Sydel Curry-Lee in a clip of the episode of Monday, March 17 of his joint podcast, Chamber straight.

When Curry-Lee said he hadn’t seen the March 13 position, Brink gave him an overview.

“It is basically just a steering wheel, it’s like me, Dearica (Hamby), Rickea (Jackson) and Kelsey (plum), and it’s like ‘male practice players wanted,” Brink told the 30 -year content creator. “And all comments are like ‘letting Cameron return me to Cameron, or something about Rickea or something about Kelsey.”

Brink, who joined the Los Angeles team last year, said they normally practice with male players from the University of Southern California. Players also help the university women’s team to practice.

But comments on X have made Brink fall on who he will face in practice, he said.

“They need to go through a heavy human resources training,” said Curry-Lee, who is the NBA star Stephen Curry’s star.

The new male players can even affect Brink’s performance during practice, he joked in the podcast.

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“Who do we trust in this gym?” She said. “I am not boxing anyone. Lynne, our new coach, is going to shout for not bouncing. But I’m not boxing anyone.”

While some of the comments that were uncomfortable to Brink have received more than 300,000 visits, other comments that support the star player have increased at the audience.

“Many guys will humiliate,” wrote a follower.

The tests are scheduled for April 12 in Torrance, California.