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Angel Reese Threatens WNBA Strike Ahead Of CBA Negotiations — ‘We Deserve More’
The current collective bargaining agreement (CBA) expires in 2027 so Angel Reese is putting the league on notice.
Angel Reese Throws Subtle Shade at Caitlin Clark, Elevates A'ja Wilson as WNBA's Best
The rivalry between Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark continues to brew beneath the surface, proving that even as teammates in ...
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“If Y’all Don’t Give Us What We Want, We Sitting Out,”: Angel Reese Is Demanding More Cash From The WNBA Or A Mass Boycott
Angel Reese demands better WNBA pay, warning of a boycott if the new CBA falls short, citing undervalued player salaries.
Angel Reese calls out conservative after saying players could sit out WNBA games to negotiate higher salaries
WNBA star Angel Reese said players may sit out games if their demands for the next league contract aren't met, sparking ...
‘Don’t think that’s fair’ – Caitlin Clark weighs in on NBA-WNBA comparison amid intense Angel Reese criticism
Caitlin Clark is the latest star to offer her opinion on the WNBA and NBA comparisons. The WNBA star was speaking at the 2025 ...
Sky's Angel Reese calls out people with 'selective hearing' over 'sitting out' comments
Sky forward Angel Reese explained her comments regarding sitting out, when asked about the upcoming CBA in 2026.
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Angel Reese snubs Caitlin Clark for WNBA's best player honor in $400,000 star's favor after fan's 'bullying' claim
Angel Reese snubbed long-time rival Caitlin Clark for the WNBA's best player honor in Aces' $400,000 star A'ja Wilson's favor ...
Lynx's Napheesa Collier says WNBA players are prepared for possibility of lockout amid CBA negotiations
Minnesota Lynx star Napheesa Collier said during an upcoming appearance on CBS Sports' "We Need to Talk Now" that WNBA ...
‘As long as it takes’ – Defiant Angel Reese responds to critics after threatening to ‘sit out’ WNBA over $75k-a-year contract
Angel Reese has suggested a player strike is on the table if the WNBA does not meet demands for the new Collective Bargaining ...