We are just under two months out from the start of the WNBA regular season and still without a collective bargaining agreement between league management and the players union. At this point, both sides have been arguing for months, and it’s hard to know exactly how close they are to ironing out a contract.
But in a sign of potential good news, both camps are reportedly scheduled to meet on Tuesday’s previously proposed deadline to further discuss negotiations, according to the Associated Press’s Doug Feinberg. Following some movement over the weekend, could the league office and WNBPA come to a handshake agreement at that point? Or will the contentious back-and-forth continue?
