CBA, WNBA
Digest more
WNBA All-Star Caitlin Clark made her debut as a basketball analyst on "Basketball Night in America" and talked about the WNBA CBA.
Yardbarker on MSN
Caitlin Clark shares thoughts on WNBA CBA negotiations
Will the WNBA and the players reach an agreement before a work stoppage?
After the WNBA met with league players Feb. 2 for about three hours, both sides left with no salary agreement
PHILADELPHIA – With a potential strike looming, players’ frustrations and concerns brewing and the WNBA collective bargaining agreement negotiations stuck at an impasse, several star players and league and union officials are scheduled to meet in New York Monday to discuss CBA matters.
The two sides have been in a “status quo” period after the latest extension of the current CBA ran out on Jan. 9.
The WNBA released its 2026 season schedule last week, with an assortment of graphics and guest appearances from television stars. But, there was a hidden message within the asterisk, which put
The seven members of the WNBPA’s executive committee are: Nneka Ogwumike (president), Kelsey Plum (first vice president), Elizabeth Williams (secretary), Brianna Turner (treasurer), Alysha Clark (vice president), Napheesa Collier (vice president) and Breanna Stewart (vice president).