How the WNBA can get past its CBA impasse — and get back to basketball

Source: New York Post

The WNBA and the players union should be doing victory laps by now, celebrating a landmark collective bargaining agreement as the league prepares to tip off its historic 30th season. Instead, barbs continue to be exchanged, trust continues to erode, and questions from both sides as to whether the opposite is bargaining in good faith continue to emerge as the threat of the league’s first-ever work stoppage becomes more real. After more than a year of negotiations, there’s still so much work to be done at this point to feel good about the 2026 season starting on time.