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A potential strike and a season at risk: why the WNBA’s labor battle is nearing its 11th hour

March 3, 2026

WNBA players and the league are in a critical labor dispute, with negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement (CBA) ongoing for 17 months. If an agreement is not reached by March 10, the players could strike, jeopardizing the start of the upcoming season.

A potential strike and a season at risk: why the WNBA’s labor battle is nearing its 11th hour

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WNBA players are in a 17-month standoff with the league over CBA negotiations.
Players demand fair compensation, highlighted by their protest shirts at the All-Star Game.
A deadline of March 10 has been set for reaching a new agreement.
Failure to agree could result in a strike and a delayed season start.

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A potential strike and a season at risk: why the WNBA’s labor battle is nearing its 11th hour

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A potential strike and a season at risk: why the WNBA’s labor battle is nearing its 11th hour

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