Do you support WNBA players demanding a larger share of league revenue and better benefits in the next CBA?
WNBA Stars Slam League's CBA Proposal as 'A Slap in the Face'
Tensions are rising as WNBA players and league officials begin in-person collective bargaining agreement (CBA) talks. Union leaders, including Nneka Ogwumike and Satou Sabally, have criticized the league's initial offer as insufficient and out of step with the league’s recent growth. Players are calling for increased salaries, better benefits, expanded rosters, and a larger share of the WNBA’s projected $2.2 billion media deal. With over 80% of players becoming free agents after 2025, the union holds strong leverage. League expansion and surging viewership add urgency to what some are calling the most important CBA negotiations in WNBA history. A potential lockout looms if no agreement is reached by the end of October.
Options
- Yes, they deserve it
- No, the league's offer is fair
- Need more info before deciding
- Not interested in the WNBA