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WNBA CBA Agreement Receives Brutal Update

The WNBA and its players' union seek to update revenue sharing and benefits amid league growth, with expansion fees reaching $250 million per franchise, to avoid a work stoppage.

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WNBA faces Oct. 31 CBA deadline as players push for revenue sharing, expansion clarity and better benefits.

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WNBA, players still gridlocked as new CBA deadline looms

The WNBA and the league's Players Association must ratify a new collective bargaining agreement before Oct. 31 to avoid a potential work stoppage.

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WNBA CBA Agreement Receives Brutal Update

WNBA faces Oct. 31 CBA deadline as players push for revenue sharing, expansion clarity and better benefits.

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New WNBA CBA By Oct. 31 Deadline Appears Increasingly Unlikely

The union cited the league’s “lack of urgency” and questioned if it was “just running out the clock” on negotiations in a statement to FOS.

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