The WNBA and its players’ association are negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement, aiming for maximum salaries to potentially reach $1 million by the 2026 season, a significant increase from the current supermax of $249,244. Players seek transformative changes, including improved revenue-sharing structures and permanent charter flights, while discussing the possibility of a work stoppage if negotiations fail to meet their demands. WNBPA leaders emphasize a shift in mindset from past CBAs, advocating for better treatment and compensation for players.
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