​“You’ve made a name for being in the NBA, and you gonna come in here and say you want to try out for the WNBA?” Beverley said. “I understand the point y’all are trying to make. What y’all doing, it ain’t right.” Beverley did not clearly answer the underlying question of whether transgender women should be eligible to play in the WNBA. He said he has transgender and gay relatives and expressed “love for everybody,” while focusing his criticism on Freedom and White’s tactics.New York PostThis article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: “You’ve made a name for being in the NBA, and you …