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