WNBPA says it did not ask WNBA to drop USA 250 All-Star patch after union officer publicly objected
The WNBPA says it never formally asked the WNBA to remove America 250 patches from All-Star uniforms, but the league still hasn't explained its decision.
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- Primary source: Fox News
- Published: Jul 26, 2026, 7:56 PM UTC
- Coverage area: Sports
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