WNBA, players meet in person in 'helpful' talks
The WNBA and the players' union met for a few hours Monday for the first time in several weeks to try to move the stalled collective bargaining negotiations forward.
The WNBA and the players' union met for a few hours Monday for the first time in several weeks to try to move the stalled collective bargaining negotiations forward.
The WNBA met with the players’ union in person today to discuss ongoing contract negotiations.
WNBA officials and the players union met Monday in New York for a few hours to try to make progress on a new collective bargaining agreement.
A fracture is forming inside the WNBA Players Association, and it has nothing to do with owners. According to an ESPN report, the league’s ongoing CBA negotiations have sparked a growing divide within the WNBPA itself, with leadership split over how hard to push and how far to go.
The two sides talked face-to-face in New York City, the first such meeting in weeks. The union had hoped the WNBA would come with a new proposal.
WNBAUnrivaled, the 3x3 league founded by WNBA stars Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier, brought out a record-setting 21,490 fans in Philadelphia over the weekend, signaling an increased appetite for women's basketball in the city.
Today's meeting will offer a clear signal as to whether negotiations are moving toward resolution or deeper conflict.
Caitlin Clark remains "very confident" that a new WNBA CBA is reached soon.
The WNBA and the players’ union met for a few hours Monday for the first time in several weeks to try to move the stalled collective bargaining negotiations forward. Union president Nneka Ogwumike walked out of the NBA offices around 1:30 p.m. — three hours after she got there — and said “no sorry we can't (talk)” when asked for comment. Kelsey Plum and Napheesa Collier planned on being at the meeting but had flight issues getting to New York from Miami, so they Zoomed in along with Breanna S...
WNBAThe 2006 WNBA title-winning Detroit Shock will be honored at Little Caesars Arena on March 7 during a Detroit Pistons NBA game.
WNBAThe 2006 WNBA title-winning Detroit Shock will be honored at Little Caesars Arena on March 7 during a Detroit Pistons NBA game.
On Sunday, WNBA star Caitlin Clark made her much-awaited debut as an NBC analyst. Clark’s appearance was full of memorable moments, including Miller calling her and Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton the two best shooters in Indiana.