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Clark at USA camp stresses that fans want to play and that compromise is needed in CBA talks.
Plum says talks have been disheartening but emphasizes negotiating with both sides at the table.
The latest proposal includes a $1 million base salary and increased revenue sharing for 2026.
The CBA extension through Jan. 9, 2026, keeps negotiations alive amid major topics.
Clark is healthy and focused on regaining playing form ahead of the 2026 World Cup cycle.
Kara Lawson and Sue Bird begin evaluating players as USA prepares for the 2026 Women's World Cup.
Clark cites leadership from Lexie Hull, Aliyah Boston, and Brianna Turner in negotiations.
Clark calls this stretch the biggest moment in WNBA history, stressing the need to play next season.
The camp serves as a showcase ahead of the 2026 World Cup and ongoing CBA talks.
ESPN notes the extended CBA talks and the potential for a work stoppage if unresolved.

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Caitlin Clark calls the CBA talks the biggest moment in WNBA history and says it must be handled carefully.
Clark said the league must fight for what players deserve while still playing basketball for fans.
The latest CBA proposals include salary increases and revenue sharing, with housing costs a flashpoint.
Clark noted the 2026 season as a key benchmark for players and fans alike.
The WNBA and WNBPA extended deadlines in negotiations as talks continued into late 2025.
Proposed salary boosts would raise minimum and supermax salaries significantly for 2026.
Housing provisions for players remained a contentious issue in CBA talks.
The WNBA expands to 15 teams, which heightens the stakes of a successful CBA.
Clark spoke during USA Basketball Women's National Team training camp about the CBA stakes.
Clark’s remarks underscore the balance between negotiation leverage and playing commitments.

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Reese says she plans to return to the Sky after a rocky finish to 2025.
She is under contract through 2026 with a team option for 2027.
Reese defended her ongoing talks with coach Tyler Marsh and GM Jeff Pagliocca.
Reese led the Sky in rebounds, scoring, and assists last season despite team turmoil.
Her comments to the Chicago Tribune sparked the suspension and team friction.
Reese recovered from a back injury limiting her to 30 games in 2025.
She is focused on USA Basketball and Olympic dreams.
Sky management credits Reese with being a special player and moving on from the incident.
Sky finished last season 1-13 without Reese and missed the playoffs.
Reese thanked teammates and teammates publicly for supporting the team's recovery.

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