With the WNBA CBA now expired, many paths forward emerge.

WNBPA president Nneka Ogwumike and VP Napheesa Collier applaud player solidarity but bemoan a lack of progress in CBA negotiations.

The WNBA CBA negotiations have crossed another threshold yet again. There is no new deal in place, a day past the twice-extended deadline, and this could affect the 2026 season. While both sides will still be in conversation to get to a midpoint,

Massone and Gibbons still provided CBA with plenty of firepower up top. Massone won the 100 fly (49.46) and the 100 back (51.71) while Gibbons took home the first-place trophies in the 50 free (22.10).

It's no secret that WNBA CBA negotiations are at a stalemate, as the second extension on the current agreement has expired without a deal. In the meantime, it a

The second CBA extension ended on January 9, and now the league enters “status quo.” The current CBA will be maintained as the two parties continue to negotiate. But while a lockout or strike hasn’t been called yet,