Will the WNBPA be closer to a deal or strike after a “pivotal” in-person CBA session?
After Monday’s in-person CBA session, will WNBA players be closer to accepting a deal? Or going on strike?
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Kelsey Plum, Napheesa Collier Draw Criticism as Unrivaled Overlaps Key NYC CBAMeeting
As the WNBA held a crucial CBA meeting in New York, two of its player-leaders, Kelsey Plum and Napheesa Collier, drew sharp criticism for their absence, an issue magnified by their commitments to the new Unrivaled league. It is interesting to note that, according to ESPN, the meeting was viewed as “helpful” in the ongoing push toward a new collective bargaining agreement, with the discussion centered on openly sharing philosophies and perspectives behind each side’s stance rather than presenting
WNBA offered no proposal to WNBPA at CBA meeting
The WNBA and the WNBPA need to be on the same page as soon as possible if they want to avoid a lockout this year.
Will the WNBA season happen?
The WNBA season is scheduled, but far from a guarantee to take place.
Did the WNBA and WNBPA accomplish anything during their “pivotal” in-person meeting?
Initial reports suggest the anticipated in-person WNBA CBA meeting did not lead to significant progress towards a deal.
WNBA CBA: Where negotiations stand after first in-person meeting between league, players in months
Players were frustrated that the league did not bring a counterproposal to Monday's meeting
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WNBAThe Lakers' disappointing Sunday night at least started off well for one of the team's best players.
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