It will be interesting to see how national media covers this story:
— Don Hillary (@donhillarykc) July 14, 2019
Natasha Howard, All-Star for WNBA's Seattle Storm, accused of physically threatening and abusing her wife, including with a knife. https://t.co/XmABwu3n0a
But I’m lying? Okay. pic.twitter.com/RkszeL0Hq8
— 🌻 (@stopthepress93) July 13, 2019
The Seattle Storm host the New York Liberty 4 pm PST on Sunday, and as of now, no action has been taken by the team. This is a deeply disturbing allegation and doesn't yet seem to be getting much media attention (not even on front page of https://t.co/zd7OlBdOU7 ).
— Don Hillary (@donhillarykc) July 14, 2019
The Seattle Times has posted this preliminary story for now: https://t.co/XmABwu3n0a
— Don Hillary (@donhillarykc) July 14, 2019
But for now, The Times has not demanded the Storm to cut/release Howard "if" these allegations prove true.
For those unaware, this is the 2nd domestic violence allegation in the WNBA in the last three months.
— Don Hillary (@donhillarykc) July 14, 2019
In late April, the LA Sparks' Riquna Williams was arrested for assaulting her ex partner. (Williams has played in 14 of the team's 15 games this year.)https://t.co/AGAB0POnan
Meanwhile, the @seattlestorm haven't yet decided if Natasha Howard will play tonight after being accused of DV by her wife. The WNBA is "in the process of gathering information."
— Don Hillary (@donhillarykc) July 14, 2019
Media didn't allow @Chiefs to "gather info" re: Tyreek Hill case and didn't care about due process. https://t.co/5Nh2spJdxY
