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The WNBA Players Association clarified that it did not ask the league to drop the USA 250 patches from All-Star uniforms, despite public criticism from a union officer. The league decided to use 'America 250' signage instead, but has not explained the reasoning behind this decision or whether player objections influenced it.
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The WNBA Players Association clarified that it did not ask the league to drop the USA 250 patches from All-Star uniforms, despite public criticism from a union officer. The league decided to use 'America 250' signage instead, but has not explained the reasoning behind this decision or whether player objections influenced it.
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WNBPA says it did not ask WNBA to drop USA 250 All-Star patch after union officer publicly objected
WNBA Players Association Clarifies Position on USA 250 All-Star Patch