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WNBA Players Demand Raises Ahead of CBA Deadline

10/22/2025

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On October 21, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said WNBA players will receive significant raises in their collective bargaining agreement, which expires October 31.
He stressed focusing on absolute salary numbers rather than revenue shares, as both sides seek a transformative deal.
Salaries range from $66,079 to $249,244, and players push for increased revenue sharing and benefits.
During the All-Star Game, players wore shirts reading "Pay Us What You Owe Us".

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On October 21, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said WNBA players will receive significant raises in their collective bargaining agreement, which expires October 31.
He stressed focusing on absolute salary numbers rather than revenue shares, as both sides seek a transformative deal.
Salaries range from $66,079 to $249,244, and players push for increased revenue sharing and benefits.
During the All-Star Game, players wore shirts reading "Pay Us What You Owe Us".