The aleged threatening message that Brittney Griner saw in her hotel room "Gay Baby Jail' was not meant for her, but gamers.

Brittney Griner, a 10-time WNBA All-Star, was a no-show for a speaking engagement she was booked for just outside of Washington, DC. The Atlanta Dream center’s decision stemmed from a note she discovered near the entrance to her hotel room in National Harbor, Maryland.

Over the years, there's been a little friendly back-and-forth between WNBA star Brittney Griner and former NBA All-Star DeMarcus Cousins. Back in 2016, when both were members of USA Basketball, Griner said she could beat Cousins in a game of 1-on-1.

Brittney Griner left an event after seeing a note that read "Gay Baby Jail." Here's what the term actually means.

Atlanta Dream star Brittney Griner decided to pull out of a speaking engagement in Maryland this week after a bizarre note was found on her hotel room door, the event's organizer confirmed to NBC News on Wednesday.

Former Phoenix Mercury star Brittney Griner left a hotel after what appeared to be a threatening note, that is apparently a strange coincidence.

WNBA star Brittney Griner pulled out of speaking engagement earlier this week after finding a piece of tape in her hotel room with the words “Gay Baby Jail” written on it. The 34-year-old Olympian was set to speak at the Women Grow 2025 Leadership ...

Atlanta Dream star Brittney Griner received a disturbing and threatening message while she was staying at a hotel.

Much like the state that raised her, the legacy of Baylor Women’s Basketball great Brittney Griner in the state of Texas is larger than life. “They say everything’s bigger in Texas, everything’s better in Texas,

After being released from Russian prison in 2022, Atlanta Dream center Brittney Griner has been rebuilding her life. But when she was set to be a keynote speaker for a women’s empowerment event, a stark reminder of her past cast a dark shadow over her in the worst way possible.

WBNA All-Star Brittney Griner was forced to cancel a speaking engagement she was booked for just outside Washington, D.C.

One of the most unexpected moves of the WNBA offseason was legendary post player Brittney Griner leaving the Phoenix Mercury (where she has spent all 11 seasons of her WNBA career to this point) to join the Atlanta Dream in free agency.