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WNBA players' union feels movement is being made in CBA negotiations after 9-hour bargaining session

NEW YORK (AP) — Nneka Ogwumike and the other members of the WNBA players' union executive committee felt that movement was being made toward a new collective bargaining agreement after nine hours of negotiations Wednesday night. “We want to play. We’ve heard that from the other side as well," Ogwumike said just before midnight. "We need to see a more robust demonstration of that. ”Wednesday’s negotiating session came on the heels of a marathon 12-hour meeting that began at 5 p. m. on...

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