Players’ union: WNBA CBA talks show movement, revenue-linked pay a top priority

NEW YORK (AP) — WNBA players’ union executive director Terri Carmichael Jackson said Friday night that there has been movement toward reaching a new collective bargaining agreement with the league.

“It’s day four and there’s been movement, I think the league and particularly the commissioner and her team have heard that transformational remains the goal,” Jackson said. “Salaries would be tied to revenue in a meaningful way is the players’ top priority or one of their top priorities.”