
WNBA, Players Reach Seven-Year CBA With $7M Cap and Core Changes
The WNBA and WNBPA have a verbal seven-year CBA with a $7 million starting salary cap, a 20% revenue share (about $584k average salary before revenue share) and a $1.4 million supermax, plus core designation changes starting in 2027. After finalizing the term sheet, players and the WNBA Board of Governors will vote to ratify, securing labor peace through the 2031 season. The deal follows over 100 hours of talks, with a busy pre-season schedule beginning April 19.













