WNBPA executive committee members Kelsey Plum and Breanna Stewart wrote a three-page letter Monday to players' union executive director Terri Jackson expressing "serious concerns about how the PA is handling the current negotiations" for a new CBA.
ESPN dropped a bombshell in the middle of WNBA collective bargaining on Tuesday. New reporting from Alexa Philippou and Don Van Natta revealed a rift between the players and their leaders in the WNBA Players’ Association. MORE: ESPN executive compares…
Ever since she was selected as the first overall by Phoenix Mercury in the 2004 WNBA Draft, Diana Taurasi never looked back. Taurasi won three WNBA titles with the Mercury in 2007, 2009 and 2014. Last February, Taurasi announced her retirement, marking an end to her gilded career with the Mercury.
WNBACaitlin Clark said she looks the same, though.
Cameron Brink had opinions of her own regarding the WNBA CBA issue. “There’s so much, and it’s such a layered issue, but I would really just say to the fans and to the people that support us, please continue that support and let us know that we’re valid in what we’re asking for,” Brink said in an interview with ESPN.
Phantom BC bestowed a new nickname for Kelsey Plum after a masterful performance in the Unrivaled playoffs.
One proposed change to the WNBA’s CBA could force the Indiana Fever into an impossible choice: reward their established stars or secure their future with Caitlin Clark. Still unwilling to come to terms on the revenue-sharing model, the WNBA is now trying to sweeten the bargain by throwing in a special gift for the rookies.
Brittney Griner's Vinyl BC team lost in the semifinals of Unrivaled.
The WNBA players union (WNBPA), released a joint letter from the executive committee reaffirming unity amid the CBA negotiations.
Lesean McCoy did not hold back when discussing the impact and influence Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark has had on the WNBA.
On Wednesday, the WNBPA executive committee issued a statement reiterating its commitment to fighting for a fair deal
The WNBPA executive committee issued a statement of unity Wednesday, a day after reports of a divide among players and less than a week before the WNBA’s self-imposed March 10 drop-dead date for collective bargaining negotiations to ensure a full 2026 season. In the statement, the players union wrote: “In every CBA negotiation, the goal of the league and teams is to divide the players. These negotiations are no different. We remain united and focused on delivering a transformational CBA for all