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The power forward for the New York Liberty said that her wife, Marta Xargay, received the intimidating message over email after her performance in the Friday match.
The basketball league is reportedly looking to New Orleans after North Carolina failed to back down from anti-LGBT legislation.
In an interview for The Dan Patrick Show, Barkley reiterated his support for the LGBT comminity.
This comes a month after the NBA pulled the All-Star Game from Charlotte in protest of House Bill 2.
Charlotte became eligible to host the game after North Carolina passed a "compromise" bill that repealed House Bill 2.Â
North Carolina's anti-LGBT law known as House Bill 2 made the state an unfriendly place to hold the annual NBA All-Star Game, the league said previously.Â
The game could return to the Tar Heel State as early as 2019.
The basketball star said his team, the Charlotte Hornets, is "opposed to discrimination in any form."
This is yet another major blow to the state after similar decisions by the NBA and NCAA.
TV stars and preachers aren't the only ones who caused a sensation by coming out in 2006. Enter the increasingly gay world of video games.
PlayStation's new Buzz! The Hollywood Quiz has been deemed the gayest game ever by some gaming critics. Kyle Buchanan and a group of gay friends decide to test the theory
Matt Joyce used the slur during a game with the Angels in Anaheim, an AP photograper says.Â
GLAAD has released its first report on video gaming, showing LGBTQ+ gamers find both satisfaction and some less positive consequences.
Neo-Nazi Christopher Cantwell became notorious during the Charlottesville, Va., white supremacists' rally. Now he wants gamers to kill LGBTQ people.Â
Cetine Dale, the cohost of the podcast Bit Different, recounts how video games provide a support network for the LGBT community.
Fans went so far as to throw water bottles on the field, even hitting one player in the face.
The new home of the NBA team, the Golden 1 Center, is believed to be the first major stadium to have all-gender bathrooms.
Legislators fail to undo North Carolina's insidious anti-LGBT law.
