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The latest updates on WNBA's Collective Bargaining Agreement talks.
As the Nov. 30 deadline approaches for a new CBA in the WNBA, what is the current status of the negotiations?
Jewell Loyd is the most recent addition to Project B.
Olympic champion Jewell Loyd, who clinched the gold medal twice, has revealed her decision to sign up with Project B, a recently established women's basketball association.
WNBA suggests a salary cap exceeding $1.1 million in negotiations.
The most recent proposal for the WNBA's Collective Bargaining Agreement includes a plan for revenue sharing, setting a maximum salary exceeding $1.1 million and establishing a new league minimum surpassing $220,000, as confirmed by a reliable source.
Challenges and interests in WNBA collective bargaining talks.
The focus of CBA negotiations from Cathy Engelbert and Adam Silver to WNBA owners is on the management side.