Why are wnba players gay

In a new interview with the San Diego Union-Tribune, Wiggins says that “98 percent” of the WNBA is gay and that she would have played two more years if not for the “toxic” environment that.

The WNBA celebrated their 25th Anniversary during the season. Not only was their birthday a huge milestone for women’s professional basketball, but the league’s growth has coincided with a growing acceptance of players that identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans.