The WNBA and the Women’s National Basketball Players Association (WNBPA) are at an impasse over revenue sharing negotiations, with a January 9 deadline approaching. The league claims the union’s proposal would incur $700 million in losses, while the union contests this figure, asserting it keeps the league profitable and includes expansion fees as revenue. The WNBA has proposed over 50% of net revenue, with uncapped salaries, while the union pushes for a transformative agreement for players. Players have authorized a strike if necessary, emphasizing their commitment to fair compensation.
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WNBA Projects $700M Losses from Players Union CBA Proposal
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