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  • No extension in WNBA labor talks, Stewart says

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

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  • Breanna Stewart Sees Progress In WNBA Labor Talks After 15-Month Dispute

    Breanna Stewart said she is "just starting to see" a potential resolution to the WNBA labor dispute that has consumed the sport for 15 months. The New York Liberty star and Unrivaled co-founder, who serves as a vice president in the players' union, told Front Office Sports that negotiations have been mentally draining as both sides pursue a new collective bargaining agreement. WNBA players opted out of their collective bargaining agreement with the league on October 21, 2024, establishing the...

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