The Women's National Basketball Players Association (WNBPA) announced Monday it is opting out of its collective bargaining agreement with the WNBA. The current CBA was set to expire in 2027 and ...

With the recent boom in interest in the WNBA, along with sky-high TV ratings, attendance, and other investments into the league, the WNBPA opted out of the agreement just before the deadline of ...

The post WNBPA set to fight for new CBA in players’ ‘advantage’ appeared first on ClutchPoints. The WNBA is preparing for the beginning of the 2025 regular season. However, the WNBPA ...

On Monday, the WNBPA announced their decision opt out of the current CBA, which was set to expire after the 2027 season. Because the players elected to opt out before the Nov. 1 deadline ...

The WNBPA opted out of the current CBA last fall, so both sides are now on the clock when it comes to a new deal. The agreement expires Oct. 31. WNBPA executive director Terri Carmichael Jackson ...

The WNBA will be playing the 2025 season with the shadow of its upcoming CBA negotiations looming over everything, and the player union head is already setting expectations. Women’s National ...

The WNBA started an investigation into alleged "hateful comments" made during the Indiana Fever's win over the Chicago Sky on Saturday afternoon.

The WNBA and its players association, the WNBPA, have begun negotiations on its latest collective bargaining agreement. On the agenda: the salary cap, roster sizes, eligibility, and season duration.

On Thursday, the WNBPA announced a renewal of its partnership with Aflac to award the winners of the league’s 3-point contest and skills challenge a combined total of $115,000. The payouts will ...