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- The WNBA's labor negotiations have stretched for more than a year after the players' union authorized a strike.
- Nneka Ogwumike, president of the WNBPA, expressed hope to avoid a strike.
- The league accused the union of misrepresenting negotiations.
- Players seek a salary structure tied to league revenue, aiming for nearly 30 percent.
- The league offers a smaller share.
