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Sarah Spain says WNBA players need ‘real media,’ but that sounds more like league-approved PR

Sarah Spain wants the WNBA to steer players toward "real media" she trusts, but credential denials and tone policing reveal a league loyalty test.

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Sarah Spain says WNBA players need ‘real media,’ but that sounds more like league-approved PR
Sarah Spain wants the WNBA to steer players toward "real media" she trusts, but credential denials and tone policing reveal a league loyalty test.
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Sarah Spain says WNBA players need ‘real media,’ but that sounds more like league-approved PR

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