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WNBA players unanimously approve a new 7-year collective bargaining agreement through 2032

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Updated Mar 23, 9:53 PM ET

WNBA players unanimously approved the new collective bargaining agreement on Monday with more than 90% participating in voting over the weekend. The seven-year CBA, which will begin this season and run through 2032, represents a landmark labor deal for the WNBA and its players. “This transformational CBA delivers consequential economic progress and expanded benefits that support players on and off the court,” the union said in a statement.

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Inside the WNBA’s 8-day, 100-hour CBA marathon negotiations that forged a transformational deal

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The intense, all-night negotiations over the WNBA’s collective bargaining agreement were new to many on both sides. The grueling discussions lasted eight days and went well into the early morning hours each session. From “sandbox” meetings to delicacies from a local bakery and a stroll down Fifth Avenue during the St. Patrick's Day parade, it wasn't just discussions that took place during the negotiations.

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Brittney Griner to Appear at League One Volleyball Event After WNBA Season Ends

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Brittney Griner and the Atlanta Dream finished the 2025 WNBA season with a 30-14 record, securing the No. 3 seed in the playoffs. The Fever were able to pull off the upset despite missing stars such as Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham. Griner has now finished her first season with the Dream and her 12th WNBA season overall.

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