Cameron Brink says her appearance brings WNBA endorsement privilege

2 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 6

In an Interview magazine discussion before her third season with the Los Angeles Sparks, Brink said white, blonde players gain marketing advantages over teammates posting stronger statistics.
She urged brands to back more players across the league and said many still struggle financially outside their contracts, especially in expensive markets such as Los Angeles and New York.
Brink said the WNBA's recent popularity surge should not overshadow decades of high-level play, as players continue pushing through collective bargaining talks for pay they believe reflects their value.

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