🔥 HOT NEWS: Lexie Hull melts fans with her warm response to Cameron Brink’s gorgeous snaps, blurring the lines between rivalry and respect ⚡,BT

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LA Sparks forward Cameron Brink has been spending time with peers during the WNBA offseason. On Instagram, she shared some snaps of her latest get-together with friends and family, where she wore an all-beige outfit.

Brink had a one-word caption for her post, which attracted numerous reactions.

“smileeee📸,” she captioned.

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Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull commented on Brink’s post, admiring the Sparks forward for her snaps.

“Wowwwwwieeeeee 😍😍😍,” Hull said.

Brink is coming off her second season with the Sparks, where she averaged 5.1 points and 4.3 rebounds. She only played 19 games after tearing her ACL in her rookie season.

Meanwhile, Hull played the entire season with the Fever, putting up 7.2 points, 4.3 rebounds, 1.8 assists, and 1.2 steals per game. She was key in the Fever’s playoff run, but lost in the semifinals against the eventual WNBA champions Las Vegas Aces.

Hull and Brink were college teammates with Stanford, winning a national championship in 2021. Hull went on to join the WNBA, while Brink was drafted in 2024.

Sparks’ Cameron Brink gets candid on WNBA salaries

Cameron Brink’s lifestyle has been on her social media accounts. While it shows the glamour of her lifestyle, Brink does not mind the level of WNBA salaries.

In an interview with the “Richer Lives by SoFi” podcast in February, Brink was candid about her thoughts on WNBA players’ salaries, stating that the league is still far from narrowing the salary gap between women’s players and NBA players.

“Realistically, we’re never probably going to get where the NBA is,” she said. “Maybe in 20 years, 30, 35 years. As women, we have to work so hard for the money we do make. I do think that we could get to the same level, but it’s going to take a while.”

“I would love to spend more, but I definitely know the importance of saving and putting away that nest egg for me later in life,” she said. “You only play basketball for so long. I’m definitely trying to capitalize on the money I’m making now.”

Players and the league have been negotiating for a new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) for next season.

Brink earned $78,066 last season with the Sparks.

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