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Adam Silver noncommittal about WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert’s future

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Updated Mar 26, 2:28 AM ET

NEW YORK — While WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert just finished negotiations to ensure that the league has a new collective bargaining agreement in time for the 2026 to season starts without delays, her future in the role is unclear for now. Adam Silver, the NBA commissioner who hired her, could not say whether she would remain in the job after this season. Engelbert has been in the role since 2019 and has led the league during a period of tremendous growth for the WNBA and through two CBA nego

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Atlanta Dream Moves Key Games Featuring WNBA Stars Clark and Reese to Bigger Venue

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Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese have become two of the best players in the WNBA. Since being drafted in 2024, Clark has earned two All-Star nods with the Indiana Fever, averaging 18.5 points, 5.5 rebounds and 8.5 assists in 53 total games. Reese, on the other hand, has also earned two All-Star selections during her two years with the Chicago Sky.

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NBA commissioner Adam Silver slammed for dodging blame for WNBA’s ‘missteps’

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Adam Silver is facing criticism after being accused of avoiding accountability for the WNBA’s ongoing issues, with fresh comments putting the spotlight firmly on the NBA commissioner. The discussion comes as the WNBA continues to grow in visibility while also dealing with questions around its long-term direction.

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WNBA Season Could End November 21 Under New CBA

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The WNBA season could end on November 21 under the new collective bargaining agreement, a month later than the previous deal. The season could extend to November 30 in 2028 because of the Olympics, making it the latest a WNBA season has ever gone. Teams could play up to 50 games in 2027, with that number increasing to 52 games in 2029. The expanded schedule can partly be attributed to expansion teams, with the league expected to be at 18 teams by 2030. Players will also be required to report ...

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