The WNBPA has been at a crossroads with the WNBA regarding the terms in the new CBA. The two parties have been locked in negotiations the entire offseason, with a little movement towards reaching an agreement.

During the All-Star Weekend, former NBPA president Chris Paul and current vice president Jaylen Brown were asked if he had any advice for the WNBA players regarding the CBA negotiations.

The 12-time NBA All-Star tried to relay the importance of presenting a united front as a players’ union, while recognizing that players are bound to have different views regarding the matters.

Jaylen Brown advised the players to do their due diligence and to trust their instincts while adding,” Get what you deserve.”

The players’ union has not budged from its ask to include a cut of gross revenue in the revenue-sharing model within the CBA, whereas the WNBA continues to offer a bigger percentage of net revenue.

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