When the WNBA’s biggest stars took the court for the All-Star Game, every player wore a T-shirt sharing a simple message: “Pay Us What You Owe Us.”

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All-Star Weekend was a massive event for the growing WNBA, as the best athletes in women’s basketball convened for a night of both broken records and contr

Unrivaled signs 14 top college stars, including JuJu Watkins and Azzi Fudd, to NIL deals as it builds its pipeline for the future.

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Let’s take an easy example, and focus specifically on TV money: The WNBA’s new TV deal, which goes into effect next season, is around $200 million a year. Half would go to player salaries. Split that $100M among the 15 teams in 2026. That’s $6.5 million per year per team for salaries, a $5 million increase from the current salary cap.

The Minnesota Lynx have the best record in the WNBA at 20-4 with a 12-0 home mark and 14-2 mark in the Western Conference.

The Athletic's Ben Pickman pushed back on the idea that the WNBA's past financial issues should affect negotiations for the next CBA.

Shot-blocker Napheesa Collier swatted away an accusation of bias.

Unrivaled is helping to fuel the WNBA player pool, with the offseason 3×3 league's stars already putting up career-high stats this season.