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WNBA and Players' Union Continue CBA Negotiations Amid Sticking Points

3/13/2026

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The WNBA and the players' union are negotiating a new CBA for the fourth consecutive day after a 16-hour session.
Revenue sharing remains the main sticking point after nearly 40 hours of talks.
The league's latest proposal would raise the first-year salary cap to $6.2 million from $5.75 million.
The March 10 deadline passed as talks continued toward a May 8 season start.

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Story summary

The WNBA and the players' union are negotiating a new CBA for the fourth consecutive day after a 16-hour session.
Revenue sharing remains the main sticking point after nearly 40 hours of talks.
The league's latest proposal would raise the first-year salary cap to $6.2 million from $5.75 million.
The March 10 deadline passed as talks continued toward a May 8 season start.