As league meetings were held in New York this past week with WNBA team owners, presidents, general managers and coaches, one question prevailed over the gatherings: When will the league and Women's National Basketball Players' Association (WNBPA) agree on a new collective bargaining agreement, and could a work stoppage be on the horizon?

New details trickled out Tuesday night: The league's latest proposal , initially reported by The Associated Press and confirmed by ESPN, includes revenue sharing with a maximum salary of more than $1.1 million starting in 2026, with a league minimum of more than $220,000 and average of more than $460,000.

It remains unclear what the players think of this proposal and whether it moves the needle ahead of the new Nov. 30 deadline . The union did not re

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