Indiana Fever revoke the media credentials of longtime beat reporter Scott Agness after a post on X that the team says spread “inaccurate and unsubstantiated” information. Both outlets report that Agness had credentialed access tied to his role covering the Fever and that the team’s action comes in response to his public update regarding Caitlin Clark’s status for a game. The reports characterize the credential revocation as a consequence of the content and sharing of the injury information rather than a dispute over other coverage. In particular, the team’s response centers on the assertion that Agness’s post was not accurate and was not supported by verifiable information. The articles describe that Agness is barred from further credentialed access following the decision, and that the timing is linked to an update in which Clark is ruled out for a game. The reports do not provide further detail on the specific statements made in the post or on any formal explanation beyond the team’s claim that the information was inaccurate and unsubstantiated.
Fever revoke credentials of reporter after Caitlin Clark injury update on X
Indiana Fever revoke the media credentials of longtime beat reporter Scott Agness after a post on X that the team says spread “inaccurate and unsubstantiated” information. Both outlets report that Agn...
- Indiana Fever revoke the media credentials of longtime beat reporter Scott Agness.
- The revocation follows a post on X related to Caitlin Clark’s injury status.
- The team says the post spread “inaccurate and unsubstantiated” information.
- Agness had credentialed access as a reporter covering the Fever.
- The reported dispute centers on an update indicating Clark is ruled out for a game.
The Fever barred longtime beat reporter Scott Agness because of a post on X they claim spread “inaccurate and unsubstantiated” information.
2 months agoA Fever reporter revealed the team revoked his credentialed access for his update on the team ruling out Caitlin Clark for a game.
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