WNBA CBA Update: League Sticks to $5.65M Cap – Time for Players to Flip the Script? скачать в хорошем качестве

WNBA CBA Update: League Sticks to $5.65M Cap – Time for Players to Flip the Script?

The WNBA just dropped their latest CBA counterproposal Friday night (Feb 20, 2026) – same $5.65M salary cap, no change on revenue sharing (still ~70% net / 15% gross), but big progress on housing: full coverage for all players in 2026! Negotiations are heating up with only weeks left before potential game losses. Housing looks basically solved, but the real battle is revenue share – players at 27.5% gross average, league refusing to budge from net. I break down why owners won't move, their leverage calculation, and my big take: Players should drop to ~22-23% gross (the "breakeven" point per SBJ reporting) to eliminate the "hundreds of millions in losses" argument and force a philosophical compromise on gross vs. net. Is this the way out of the stalemate? Or will it go to a work stoppage? Let's discuss! Timestamps: 0:00 - Breaking News Intro 0:30 - Latest Proposal Details 1:25 - Negotiation Urgency & Timeline 3:05 - Housing Concessions Analyzed 4:00 - Revenue Share Standoff 5:06 - Why League Won't Budge 9:31 - How Players Can Flip the Dynamic 12:58 - Where We Stand & Prediction What do you think – should players go low to 22-23% next? Drop your thoughts below! Subscribe for more WNBA CBA updates, analysis, and breakdowns! We're over 100 subs – thanks for the support! Also on Spotify, TikTok, Facebook @cc22report. #WNBA #CBA #WNBA2026 #CaitlinClark #WNBPAPlayers