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WNBA CBA negotiations: Four ways a new deal can get done

The 2026 season is just over 100 days away, but negotiations between the WNBA and players' union are at a stalemate.

Natasha Cloud has stern warning for WNBA with tense CBA talk set to resume

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.

WNBA and players’ union meet for three hours to try and push forward stalled CBA negotiations

The two sides have been in a “status quo” period after the latest extension of the current CBA ran out on Jan. 9.

Caitlin Clark shares update on WNBA CBA as Reggie Miller stuns Fever star with bizarre comparison

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 WNBA and its players are back at the bargaining table with a strike looming

Today's meeting will offer a clear signal as to whether negotiations are moving toward resolution or deeper conflict.

Will the WNBPA be closer to a deal or strike after a “pivotal” in-person CBA session?

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).