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WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert apologizes to players for comments on social media.
Engelbert: "My answer missed the mark and I'm sorry" Women's National Basketball Players Association says Engelbert failed to condemn "racism, misogyny, and harassment" Players' association says it was left to the players alone to address it.
WNBA has security representatives in each market and at all games.
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