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WNBA CBA deadline passes with no deal

WNBA CBA deadline passes with no deal; talks underway over FA moratorium

The WNBA and Women's National Basketball Players Association failed to agree to a new collective bargaining agreement or an extension of the previous one by Friday's 11:59 p.m. ET deadline, but both s...

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WNBA, players union reach Friday deadline with no new CBA, reportedly negotiating free agency moratorium

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WNBA, player negotiations reach 'status quo': What does it mean?

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The CBA has expired: What’s next for the WNBA?

As expected, the WNBA’s Collective Bargaining Agreement expired without a new extension in the early hours of Saturday.

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WNBA says negotiations 'remain ongoing' as CBA expires

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WNBA CBA deadline passes without deal as league enters ‘status-quo' period

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WNBA issues statement after CBA expires

Player sentiment has been clear. In a vote held in mid-December, 93% of eligible players participated, and 98% voted to authorize the union’s executive committee to call a strike if necessary.

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WNBA, WNBPA Push for Freeze on Free Agency, League Business As CBA Deadline Nears

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WNBA, players union reach Friday deadline with no new CBA, beginning 'status quo' period

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WNBA CBA Q&A: Nneka Ogwumike, Napheesa Collier on 'standstill'

WNBPA president Nneka Ogwumike and VP Napheesa Collier applaud player solidarity but bemoan a lack of progress in CBA negotiations.

Larry Brown Sports

ESPN upsets fans by cutting to WNBA coverage right before Shohei Ohtani HR

Shohei Ohtani’s big moment to kick off the 2025 MLB postseason was usurped on Tuesday night by [checks notes] WNBA pregame coverage. The Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Ohtani got Game 1 of his team’s Wild Card series against the Cincinnati Reds started ...

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Breanna Stewart says no extension in WNBA labor talks

Breanna Stewart said the players' association and WNBA will not agree to another collective bargaining agreement extension after the deadline passes Friday.

The New York Times

WNBA season is most viewed ever on ESPN networks

An average of 1.449 million viewers tuned into each game during Las Vegas's four-game sweep in the Finals. Christian Petersen / Getty Images As the WNBA enters the most consequential winter in league history — the league’s current collective bargaining ...