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WNBA to Move to 50-Game Regular Season in 2027

Enabled by a new collective bargaining agreement that raises pay and expands media inventory, the change aims to capture rising fan demand while key scheduling and player-health details are still being finalized.

Isabelle Harrison's Return Lifts Tempo to 85-68 Win Over Sky

WNBA Restarts Under New Collective Bargaining Agreement

Caitlin Clark Declines Project B After Teammate’s Pitch

Syracuse Surges Past Utah to Move to 5-0 at Hall of Fame Showcase

WNBPA President Nneka Ogwumike Is First to Sign With Project B, Raising Stakes in WNBA Labor Talks

Project B Sets Fall 2026 Launch for Global Women’s League as Maverick Carter Steps Away

PVF and Major League Volleyball Merge to Form $325 Million Women’s Professional League