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Caitlin Clark to join tense WNBA meeting as players demand: 'We deserve more'
Caitlin Clark will join several WNBA players as the player's union meets with league officials in Indianapolis on Thursday, July 17. The conversation between both parties is likely to be tense, as the WNBA faces the expiration of its current Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) at the end of October.
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Caitlin Clark may be an injury doubt for this weekend's All-Star game but her star power in Fever country remains ...
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The WNBA announced four rule changes for Saturday's All-Star Game in Indianapolis, including a four-point shot.
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This article was originally published on www.si.com as Aaliyah Chavez, Nation's Top Recruit, Reveals Her Two Favorite WNBA ...
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