The WNBA (Women's National Basketball Association) has scheduled a meeting between its commissioner, Cathy Engelbert, and the league’s players. The decision comes after a recent incident involving Caitlin Clark and Alyssa Thomas sparked concerns about ongoing online harassment within the league. Players have requested this meeting to discuss how to address these issues. [1] This move reflects the WNBA's commitment to creating a safer environment for its athletes, particularly in light of the growing problem of online harassment that has been highlighted by recent incidents. The incident involving Clark and Thomas, which occurred earlier this year, brought the issue of online harassment to the forefront. Players felt compelled to bring it up during their meetings with Engelbert, indicating they believe addressing the issue is crucial for maintaining a positive playing environment. [2] The meeting will likely focus on developing strategies to combat online harassment, including guidelines and support systems for players who have experienced such behavior. Engelbert has expressed her commitment to ensuring all athletes feel safe and supported. She stated that she would work closely with the players to develop solutions that can be implemented across the league.