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WNBA players authorize strike

WNBA players union votes to authorize a strike after record-breaking season

After a year of record-breaking WNBA attendance and viewership, and players speaking out about their wages not reflecting this rise in popularity, players have voted to authorize a strike.

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WNBA players union authorizes negotiators to call a strike if needed during CBA talks

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WNBA players union votes to authorize strike as deadline for new contract approaches

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WNBA Players Vote to Authorize Executive Committee to Call Strike 'When Necessary'

Players from the WNBA voted overwhelmingly in favor of allowing the executive committee for the Women's National Basketball Players Association "to call a strike when necessary."

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Hoops roundup: WNBA players union authorizes negotiators to call a strike

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WNBA lockout looms closer after player vote authorizes strike

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WNBA players union authorizes executive committee to call strike when necessary

Increased salaries and revenue sharing are two big areas that the sides aren't close on.

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WNBPA authorizes executive committee to call for strike ‘when necessary’ amid CBA talks

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WNBA players, with 93 percent support, vote to strike “when necessary” during CBA negotiations

Rockets owners in talks to buy, relocate WNBA's Sun

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Rockets owners reportedly in talks to buy, relocate WNBA’s Sun

After a bid to move the Connecticut Sun to Boston fell through this summer, the WNBA franchise could be leaving New England entirely.

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Alexa Philippou: A lot of momentum for Rockets ownership to buy and relocate Sun

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Houston Rockets owners take step toward buying and relocating WNBA's Connecticut Sun, per report

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Rockets in talks to buy, relocate WNBA’s Connecticut Sun

“Breaking: Houston Rockets ownership is in substantive talks with the Connecticut Sun over the potential purchase and relocation of the WNBA franchise, sources told me and [Ramona Shelburne],” Philipp...

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Rockets ownership reportedly in talks to bring WNBA’s Connecticut Sun to Houston

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Report: Rockets ownership in ‘substantive talks’ to buy, relocate Connecticut Sun

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Sky's Rising Worth Tells a Bigger WNBA Story

The Chicago Sky's rising valuation highlights the rapid financial growth currently reshaping women's professional sports. In Forbes' most recent ranking of the

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WNBA Star Sophie Cunningham Was Asked To Be Part Of WWE

Sophie Cunningham is considering a WWE run after her WNBA career is over. Speaking on a recent episode of the Show Me Something podcast, Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham shared that she grew up watching WWE and revealed that she was once asked to be a part of the company.

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Report: Rockets owners in talks to buy, relocate WNBA's Sun

Owners of the Houston Rockets are progressing in talks to purchase the Connecticut Sun and relocate the WNBA franchise, ESPN reported Friday.

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Wings may have new top rival in WNBA soon

The Dallas Wings are the only team located in the Lone Star State in the WNBA, but that's about to change very soon. According to ESPN insider Ramona Shelburne,

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WNBA’s new CBA proposal includes maximum salaries that grows to nearly $2 million over life of new agreement: source

The WNBA‘s latest collective bargaining agreement proposal includes maximum salaries growing to nearly $2 million over the life of the agreement, a source with knowledge of the matter told the New York Daily News on Thursday.

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WNBA Fans Have 1 Complaint After Caitlin Clark Announcement

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark continues to be the biggest name in women's basketball today. Along with her popularity, she has been able to live up to the hype, becoming a two-time All-Star in as many seasons in the WNBA.

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WNBA Hall of Famer Sylvia Fowles to join Portland Fire coaching staff

WNBA Hall of Famer Sylvia Fowles is returning to the league as an assistant coach for the Portland Fire for the team's inaugural season.

$5M in public funds OK'd to renovate LCA to support Detroit WNBA team

The Detroit Downtown Development Authority will contribute $5 million toward the $8.5 million cost of the upgrades.