THE WNBA is quickly headed towards a lockout.

The WNBPA has around 60 days to agree with the league on a new collective bargaining agreement, but things don't look good.

According to Front Office Sports , a deadline extension is the only thing that will stop the league from having a work stoppage.

"The players are working diligently to achieve a transformational CBA that builds on the growth, momentum, and positive news surrounding women’s sports and the W," WNBPA executive director Terri Carmichael Jackson told FOS.

"As we approach the 60-day mark, the league’s lack of urgency leaves players wondering if it is focused on making this work or just running out the clock.

"Fans do not want that. They are with the players in demanding a new standard for the W."

The league sent its own s

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