The WNBA’s collective bargaining agreement has almost expired, again. After the initial 30-day extension, little has been achieved. The WNBA proposed a CBA with maximum salaries trending to more than $ 1.1 million. That included a new minimum salary (more than $220,000) that would have been more than the 2025 regular max salary ($214,466), via the Associated Press.

However, according to ESPN, that was still not enough to please the WNBPA. Now, with the deadline approaching, the WNBPA has issued a statement regarding the future of these negotiations.”We have proposed a six-week extension. We expect substantive movement from the league within this window,” the union said via ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne. According to Shelburne, the two parties have yet to agree on the length of the extension as well, with the WNBA proposing a  21-day push. The WNBPA initially also considered a short 24-hour extension.

(This is a developing story..)