WNBA players unanimously approve a new 7-year collective bargaining agreement through 2032
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Key Points:
- WNBA players have unanimously approved a new seven-year collective bargaining agreement (CBA) with over 90% voter participation, set to run from the 2024 season through 2032.
- The CBA promises significant economic progress and expanded benefits for players, aiming to strengthen the league for current and future generations.
- The agreement awaits final approval from the WNBA Board of Governors before becoming official, with the regular season starting on May 8.
- Key upcoming events include an expansion draft for new teams Toronto and Portland, a free agency period involving over 80% of players, and the college draft on April 13.
- Teams are expected to begin training camp on April 19, leaving limited preparation time before the season opener.
