Kelsey Plum, Breanna Stewart Reveal What Most Don’t See About CBA Talks While Playing Unrivaled

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• We’re all just trying to do the best we can and navigate, and at the end of the day, we all want to play basketball.
• So hopefully we can get this done sooner than later,” she added. Breanna Stewart echoed the same sentiments when asked after the game between Mist BC and Laces BC.“Honestly, it’s hard, especially these past few weeks… But it’s the position I want to be in.
• I wanted to obviously be here at Unrivaled and see this to fruition as a co-founder.
• But also, I want to make sure the league (WNBA), when it’s time to get back to that, it’s going to be something that’s a generational shift in the CBA,” Breanna exclaimed. More than a year after players formally stepped away from the existing collective bargaining agreement, negotiations between the WNBA and the Women’s National Basketball Players’ Association remain stalled.
• Key disagreements persist around pay models, revenue distribution, and player benefits.