Caitlin Clark drops mic on Kelsey Plum's Instagram post

This happened just hours after Plum seemingly took a shot at Clark and her Team Clark teammates for reportedly not getting involved in their pre-game protest.

“The T-shirt was determined this morning. Not to tattletale, but zero members of Team Clark were very present for that,” Plum revealed.

“That really needed to be mentioned,” Sabrina Ionescu added while both laughed.

WNBA All-Stars warmed up with a T-Shirt that read 'Pay us what you owe us,' ahead of their new CBA agreement, which is expected to be signed in the offseason.

WNBA players get around 9 percent of the league's revenue, and they're asking for a bigger share since most of them also have to play overseas during the offseason because of the salary disparity.

Plum is the vice president of the WNBPA, so it's not surprising to see her so involved in the protest and the demands.

Then again, it's hard to understand the reasoning behind the tattle telling, as not only does it show that there might not be a united front ahead of these negotiations, but it also drives attention away from where it should be.