The WNBA has put itself in a difficult position this offseason, as CBA negotiations continue to go on past the initial deadline, and have now moved the deadline up to November 30. With the draft lottery, draft, and season all upcoming in the near future, an agreement needs to be put into place in the next few weeks to try to put things back on track. Unfortunately, recent reports indicate the schedule may already be getting impacted by these negotiations continuing beyond the initial deadline, and things could become difficult down the stretch when it comes to getting things done on time. Finding a mutual agreement is always difficult in these types of negotiations, but ultimately, for the betterment of the league, they need to be finalized, and done so on time if possible. With a new proposal in place, it could end up happening, but ultimately, it will come down to whether or not the WNBPA believes it to be fair compensation or not. In a recent ESPN article from Alexa Philippou and multiple other contributo
