As the popularity of women's basketball stars like Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese skyrockets, WNBA teams and the league are facing new challenges in ensuring player safety and security. WNBA players are experiencing unprecedented levels of fan attention, with crowds flooding hotels and demanding autographs like never before. This increased visibility raises concerns about player accessibility and the need for proper security measures. The WNBA has announced a major step by providing charter flights for the entire 2024 season to help with player health and safety. Teams like the Indiana Fever and Las Vegas Aces are taking extra precautions, hiring dedicated security personnel to accompany players. However, some players like Chelsea Gray feel the league as a whole still needs to improve its security efforts. As the women's game continues to grow, balancing fan accessibility with player safety will be a top priority for the WNBA.

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